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Meet Celery: 2027 Color of The Year
You might want to remember this color: Celery. Sherwin-Williams just named Celery its 2027 Color of the Year, and I'm already thinking about what it means for balloon decor. When we think of celery, we think of the light green veggie we routinely buy and toss out every week. What we don't think about is the gentle green with yellow undertones, distinct from all other greens being used in balloon decor recently. Sherwin-Williams describes it as an airy, herbal green connected
Bettys Bubbles
Sep 203 min read
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Meet Celery: 2027 Color of The Year
You might want to remember this color: Celery. Sherwin-Williams just named Celery its 2027 Color of the Year, and I'm already thinking about what it means for balloon decor. When we think of celery, we think of the light green veggie we routinely buy and toss out every week. What we don't think about is the gentle green with yellow undertones, distinct from all other greens being used in balloon decor recently. Sherwin-Williams describes it as an airy, herbal green connected
Bettys Bubbles
Sep 20
Behind the Business Part 2: Meet Natalie Castro of Sunny Sundaes Luxury Ice Cream Cart
Some businesses sell a product. The memorable ones create a feeling people want to return to. This second installment of Behind the Business highlights Natalie not just as the name behind Sunny Sundaes, but as the person doing the work, shaping the experience, and showing what it looks like to build something personal from the ground up. During my conversation with Natalie, I was reminded of the qualities that initially attracted me to her: her sincere and authentic personali
Bettys Bubbles
Sep 17
Behind the Business: Part 2 Coming Soon...
I just wrapped up my second interview, and I cant wait to share this one with you! Every woman in business has a unique story shaped by personal experiences, backgrounds, and aspirations. Some are inspired by passion or market gaps, while others turn to entrepreneurship out of necessity, driven by economic needs or the desire for independence and fulfillment. The risks taken by these women are often profound and multifaceted. They may invest their savings, take on loans, or e
Bettys Bubbles
Sep 14
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