If you’re considering a balloon release to commemorate a milestone birthday, anniversary or graduation, you should know that even as they do float majestically up, they must then come down ...

Some states, such as Hawaii, ban the intentional mass release of all helium-filled balloons (California only restricts mylar balloon releases as part of a public or private event or promotion ...

It was all part of a couple’s wedding anniversary overlooking Biscayne Bay in downtown Miami. A video shows dozens of balloons that were released at Bayfront Park during the celebration ...

The bill, proposed by Rep. Linda Chaney, R-Tampa-St. Petersburg, specifically bans the intentional outdoor release of any balloon, biodegradable or not, filled with gas that is lighter than air.

By Cara Buckley Balloons released in the sky don’t go to heaven ... be it to celebrate a loved one’s life or a wedding, or to reveal the gender of a baby. The practice is on the verge of ...

No matter how big the milestone or how joyous the occasion highlighted by a balloon release, balloons eventually float back down to earth, threatening our precious environment and animals both on ...

They do not threaten the environment and animals like balloon releases or rice throwing can ... beautiful ‘wow’ moment to your wedding, but also add an environmentally friendly and beneficial ...

As we wrap up Earth Month, Ronnie from Ellsworth wants to know: What happens to balloons that are released outside? And how do they impact the environment? Visually, they can be awe-inspiring.

TAMPA, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill that will make intentionally releasing balloons illegal starting on July 1. House Bill 321 considers the release of balloons outdoors a noncriminal ...