Stretch and Company
Balloon Art, Photography, Face Painting, and Wood Crafts
Stretch and Company, home to Stretch the Balloon Dude and Mrs. Stretch, is a veteran and family owned business providing balloon twisting, face painting, and event photography for parties and events of all types. Our goal is to provide top quality art and professional services to make your event memorable and fun for you and everyone who attends your party or event.
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Balloon Twisting
Balloon twisting is great for kids of all ages, and events of all types. Our balloons are not just dogs and swords, but can be just abut anything you can imagine. Click the basketball player balloon image to visit our balloon gallery.
Contact us to find out more, or to book a ballon artist for your party or event.
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Face Painting
Face painting is a hit with kids and adults of all ages, and is a great addition to events of all types. While it’s called face painting, it’s not just limited to faces, but can also be painted on arms, legs, and even baby bumps. Click the face painting image to visit our face paint gallery.
Contact us to find out more, or to book a face painter for your party or event.
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Balloon Deliveries
Balloon twisting is not only fun at events, it also makes a super fun delivery for a birthday, anniversary, graduation, or any other occasion. Stretch will make and deliver a special balloon to makes someone’s day a little brighter and more fun. Click the monkey flower vase image to visit our balloon deliveries gallery page.
Contact us to find out more, or to schedule a balloon delivery.
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Real Estate Photography
Are a real estate agent in need of good photos of your properties? Maybe you have a home that you would like to sell or rent. Stretch is a trained real estate photographer and can provide you with high quality photos that will show off your properties and help it sell or rent faster.
Contact us to find out more, or to schedule a shoot.
