Party Banners and Eid Mubarak Banners

Choosing party banners by colour

Starting with colour makes planning a room easier. Black and gold covers Eid Mubarak, Ramadan Kareem and Hajj Mubarak for a formal evening look. Cream tones appear in the marble and gold and cream and gold Eid designs, as well as the cream and black Umrah Mubarak banner.

Purple and gold runs through both an Eid Mubarak and a Ramadan Mubarak design, so one palette carries from the first iftar to Eid morning. Softer shades suit younger guests, with mint for Mabrook Quran, pastel and iridescent for Salam, and blue or pink for baby boy and baby girl banners.

Which party banner can be used for more than one occasion?

Geo Gold, Geo Silver, Turkish and Persian banners carry pattern rather than a fixed message, so they come out again for birthdays, weddings or dawats. The Mubarak confetti and Qabool Crew designs suit engagements and family milestones. Teamed with matching party balloons, any of these sets a cohesive scene.

Eid banner and card party banners

For a more mindful celebration, the Eco Eid banner pairs a black base with white Arabic calligraphy and is biodegradable and recyclable. Hang it with pieces from our hanging decor range for a layered wall. For homes across the UK, keeping a banner or two aside means the next Eid or family celebration is already half planned.