Birthday décor
Balloon and floral backdrops, table setups, name boards and photo corners built to your theme and space.
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Shop 7, Ekta Nagri, Near Dwarka Apartment, Anand Nagar, Pune 411051
Baner books smaller, later and more often than most of Pune. We plan, set up and run birthdays, anniversaries, house parties, café and banquet celebrations and brand activations across the area, with one planner handling the whole thing.

Baner sits on the western edge of the city, just off the Mumbai highway, and it is full of people in their twenties and thirties who moved here for work. That shows in what gets booked. Instead of one large annual function, you get a steady run of smaller occasions: surprise birthdays, milestone birthdays, anniversary dinners, farewell parties, housewarmings and friends-and-flatmates gatherings that need a good backdrop more than a big stage.
The venues match that. Cafés, restaurant party rooms, rooftop lounges, small banquet halls and apartment flats do most of the work here, and they are tight spaces with fixed furniture and a photo-first audience. Good décor in Baner is about scale, not size: one strong backdrop, a lit corner, a table that reads well in photos, and enough floor left for people to stand and move.
The other regular brief is brand activation. Retail and food brands run sampling days, weekend displays and pop-up setups here, and those need staffing, a power plan, site permission and a crew that can build and strike in a few hours.
These are the parts we plan, set up and run for events across Baner.

Balloon and floral backdrops, table setups, name boards and photo corners built to your theme and space.
Candle-lit and floral dinner setups for flats, terraces and restaurant rooms, built quietly for a surprise.
Cafés, party rooms, rooftops and small banquet halls matched to headcount, budget and the mood you want.
Sampling and display setups with staffing, branding, power planning and a same-day build and strike.
Backdrops, neon-style boards, props and lighting designed to look right in phone photographs.
Setups planned around a window while the guest is out, with a silent build and a clean handover.
Every photo here is from an event our team planned and ran.
Tell us the date, the guest count, the budget and the feeling you want in the room. We ask the questions most people forget.
You getFirst ideas and a budget range
Theme, décor, stage layout and a minute-by-minute run of show, drawn up and revised until it feels like yours.
You getMoodboard, layout and an itemised quote
Venue shortlists, caterers, artists, anchors and the paperwork — police, music licences and venue approvals — handled by us.
You getLocked vendors, one point of contact
Décor goes up, truss and LED walls are rigged, sound is checked and the anchor rehearses every cue with our show caller.
You getA walk-through before guests arrive
Our crew runs the floor, the stage and the guests. When it is over, we clear the venue and send you the photos.
You getA calm host — you — and the memories
In Baner the constraint is almost never money or ideas. It is the room, the clock and the road. Plan those three honestly and a small party here can look better than a big one somewhere else.
A flat, a café corner or a small banquet room gives you one good wall and not much else. So we build around a single focal point rather than spreading décor thinly across the whole space. That means a backdrop sized to the wall it sits on, a cake or dinner table placed where the light is, and floor space left clear so twenty people do not end up standing in a queue. Ceiling height matters more than floor area here: many flats and party rooms cannot take a tall arch, and fixing anything to a false ceiling is usually not allowed. We use free-standing frames and weighted bases for exactly that reason. In cafés and restaurant rooms, always ask what the house allows before the theme is fixed, because some will not permit open flame, confetti or anything stuck to their walls.
| Space | Typical setup time | Best load-in window | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flat or apartment | Two to three hours | Late morning or early afternoon | Lift size, society visitor entry, neighbours |
| Terrace | Three to four hours | Afternoon, before wind picks up | Wind, rain cover, sound after ten |
| Café or party room | One to two hours | Between lunch and dinner service | House rules, fixed furniture, short access |
| Small banquet hall | Three to five hours | Morning of the event | Previous booking, parking, power points |
| Activation site | Two to four hours | Before opening hours | Site permission, power source, footfall lanes |
Half the birthday and anniversary work here is a surprise, which means the setup has to happen while someone is out of the house. That needs a real plan: who takes them out, for how long, who opens the door for the crew, and where the lift and staircase are. We work quietly, keep the packing material out of sight, and build in an extra half hour because the return is always earlier than promised. If the surprise is at a café, we ask the house for the slot just before your booking and dress the table in one go.
Societies here also run a visitor entry system, so the crew's names and the vehicle number should be left at the gate in advance. Without that, six people carrying frames and balloons wait downstairs while the person you are surprising drives past them.
Baner's access roads and the highway service lanes are slow through the office rush and slower on Friday evenings, when weekend traffic heads out of the city towards Lonavala. We keep material vehicles off those roads at those hours and load in earlier than the plan strictly needs. Parking is the other thing to settle in advance, since many buildings and cafés here have very little of it. From June to September, terrace setups need a cover and a plan B indoors, and balloons and paper props should stay out of the open until the sky has settled. See our birthday decoration, anniversary decoration and party planning pages, or share your date on the contact page.
Can't find yours? Call or WhatsApp — a planner answers.
Yes, Baner is part of our regular Pune working area, along with the pockets around it and neighbouring areas such as Balewadi and Aundh. There is no outstation travel or crew stay to add. We visit the flat, café or hall as often as the plan needs, and the same planner handles your booking from the first message to the clean-up.
Our crew reaches Baner comfortably within the day, and for most parties we are on site two to four hours before guests arrive. The drive from our Anand Nagar office is straightforward outside peak hours, so we schedule vehicles to avoid the office rush and the Friday evening highway flow rather than risk arriving late with your décor.
Yes, flats, terraces and society clubhouses are our most common Baner setups. Tell us the lift size, the visitor entry rules and the hours the society allows. We use free-standing frames so nothing is drilled or stuck to walls and ceilings, keep sound within permitted hours, and carry all packing material away the same night.
Yes, surprise setups are routine for us. We need a confirmed window of two to three hours, someone to let the crew in, and the lift and staircase details. The crew works quietly, keeps packing material out of sight and finishes with time in hand, because the guest of honour almost always comes back earlier than planned.
Yes. We plan and run sampling days, weekend displays and pop-up setups, including branded units, signage, staffing, a power plan and the build and strike on the same day. You will need the site owner's permission and their access hours in writing. Share your brand guidelines early so printing and fabrication are ready before the date.
Book two to three weeks ahead for a birthday, anniversary or house party, and four to six weeks for an activation or a larger evening with a venue booking. Weekends and December dates go first. Short-notice setups are often possible if the theme is simple, but printed and custom-made items need lead time.
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Proposals · House partiesParty in Baner? Let's make one wall count
Send us your date, the space and roughly how many people, and we will come back with an itemised proposal.