6 Blowouts rose gold

The 6 rose gold blowouts are party horns with a black mouthpiece and a rolled-up, metallic-finish rose gold roll that shoots out as soon as you blow into it.

They are made for counting down to midnight on New Year’s Eve: everyone holds a blowout, and on the final count, the whole group blows at the same time. With six in the set, a small group around the table or on the couch can join in right away.

Mouthpiece and roll of the blowouts

• You get six blowouts in one set, all in the same design.
• The mouthpiece is black and has fine ridges along its length.
• The rolled-up roll is rose gold, with a metallic finish and a slightly crinkled surface.
• A short rose gold piece connects the mouthpiece to the roll, so the color continues right up to the black.
• Thanks to the consistent combination of black and rose gold, the six blowouts look like a cohesive set.

Why are blowouts a New Year’s Eve tradition?

Blowouts are a New Year’s Eve tradition because they mark the moment the year turns: you blow, the roll shoots out, and everyone sees that the time has come. Along with counting down and toasting, this is one of the well-known New Year’s Eve customs. Indoors, they have a practical advantage over confetti, because no scraps are left behind that you have to fish out of the couch the next morning.

A rose gold New Year’s Eve at the table

Place a blowout at each plate on the set table, and everyone will naturally pick one up when the countdown begins. Choose the rest of your New Year’s Eve decorations in pink, rose gold, and black, so the table and blowouts follow the same color scheme. If you are throwing a larger party, get several sets so that no one is left empty-handed when the clock strikes twelve.

Order the 6 rose gold blowouts and count down to midnight with the whole table at the same time this year.