The diary is back open… but this time, we’re switching things up. 👀💕

For this bonus episode, there’s no anonymous diary entry. Instead, we’re putting Jazmin and Whitney in the hot seat so you can get to know the women behind the mics.

We’re talking about how we got into the balloon industry, how long we’ve been in business, a little about our lives outside of balloons, and all the random things that make us us. 😂

Because if we’re going to sit here every week reading your anonymous stories, giving our opinions, and getting into all the balloon business tea… you might as well know who you’re telling your business to. 😭👀

So consider this our official introduction before we get back to your regularly scheduled diary entries. 🎙️

Got a diary entry of your own? Submit it anonymously at DiaryOfABalloonArtist.com.

Signed,
Your Hosts 🎙️✍🏽

The diary is back open… and this one is every balloon artist’s WORST nightmare. 😭👀

For this diary entry, a balloon artist writes in about being hired to create a balloon drop for a big event. Everything was planned, everything was in place, and when the moment finally came for the balloons to drop… they didn’t. 😳

So what do you do when an install doesn’t go according to plan in front of a room full of people? How do you handle the client, the pressure, and the aftermath when something completely out of your control goes wrong?

Jazmin and Whitney are getting into ALL of it: what went wrong, how they would’ve handled it, what you do when a setup fails in real time, and whether the balloon artist could have done anything differently. 👀

Because sometimes in this business… the balloons aren’t the only thing that can drop. 😭

Got a diary entry of your own? Submit it anonymously at DiaryOfABalloonArtist.com.

Signed,
The Balloon Drop That Didn’t 🎈✍🏽

The diary is officially OPEN… and y’all wasted no time getting messy. 👀

For our very first diary entry, a balloon artist writes in about bringing on an assistant, pouring time into teaching her the business, showing her the ropes, and trusting her as part of the team… only for that assistant to turn around and start a balloon business of her own.

So where’s the line between training your team and training your competition? And when someone learns the business while working under you, do they owe you anything when they decide to branch out on their own?

Jazmin and Whitney are getting into ALL of it—the betrayal, the business side, what they would have done differently, and whether the assistant was actually wrong. 👀

Welcome to the very first episode of Diary of a Balloon Artist.

Got a diary entry of your own? Submit it anonymously at DiaryOfABalloonArtist.com.

Signed,
I Trained My Competition 🎈✍🏽