12 Pack Bulk Prom Party Streamer- Silver

12 Pack Bulk Prom Party Streamer- Silver

Marsoni

M251S

$89.99

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12 Pack Bulk Prom Party Streamer- SilverBring dazzling sparkle to your school dances, spirit rallies, and prom nights with these shimmering silver streamers. Each streamer adds a vibrant touch of festivity, helping you create an energetic and memorable celebration space. Perfect for banners, decorations, and more, they make event setup quick and stylish. Color: Silver Size: 14 inches x 6 feet Includes 12 streamers per pack Perfect for prom parties and school spirit events Glittery finish

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