Choose a message that fits the visit
If the goal is to identify the entrance, start with the business name or direction. If you are promoting a department, write its name and use a nearby sign for detailed offers.
Planning guide
Tell the supplier which customer entrance you want to identify and what shoppers should remember. Show the existing signs and receiving route on a simple sketch so the display brief fits the way the garden center operates.
What to put in your brief
Describe the regular work around the display
Mark the customer entrance, delivery route and areas that staff need to keep clear. Tell the supplier if the layout changes during busy weekends or seasonal deliveries.
Ask for a proof and a reviewed location
Send the approved wording and artwork. The supplier’s giant balloon guide describes custom artwork options. Confirm which format and site arrangements fit the proposed location before approving the order.
Product reference checked November 5, 2026. Arizona Balloon Company’s giant balloon guide. For site information, see our pricing page.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I change the message for a plant sale?
Ask the supplier which artwork can change and how.
What should I photograph?
Show the visitor entrance and the nearby signs and access paths.
Should deliveries go in the same brief?
Yes. Mark the receiving route separately from the customer approach.
Can a photo determine the display size?
Use photos as context and give the supplier the actual dimensions and site details.
Where do the offer terms go?
Put terms on a sign or page where shoppers can read them up close.
What should I send for a quote?
Send your address, display dates, preferred wording and a labeled view of the site.
Discuss your display
Send the location, dates and details you want the supplier to confirm.