There’s a lot to pick from, depending on your setup and theme.

• Garlands: From slim to extra-thick twists in lengths around 6–10 ft for trees and mantels, plus longer options (25–45 ft and beyond) for stair rails, porches, and floats.
• Foil fringe curtains: Classic panels about 3.3 x 6.6 ft, often in multi-packs for photo backdrops or doorways.
• Oversized backdrops: Large sets designed to cover wide, tall walls for events.
• Craft styles: Mini or wire tinsel for wreaths, gift wrap, and DIY projects.

Shades range from light to emerald and dark green. Filters can help you sort by length, pack size, and style for football, jungle, St. Patrick’s Day, and more.

Walmart offers convenient ways to get party-ready fast.

• In-store pickup: Enter your ZIP to see what’s in stock locally and choose Pickup Today when available.
• Delivery options: Depending on your address, select items may offer expedited or same-day delivery.
• Use filters: Narrow by color (green), style (garland, fringe curtain, backdrop), and length to find items available near you.
• Plan coverage: Multi-packs work well for large backdrops; longer garlands cover railings and trees efficiently.

Availability and timing vary by location, so toggling store and delivery filters and confirming your preferred store before checkout can help you stay on schedule.

These steps can help you set up a neat backdrop without extra wall fuss.

1. Prep the surface: Wipe the area dry and dust-free for better adhesion.
2. Use removable supports: Painter’s tape, removable hooks, or a mounting strip along the top edge can be gentler on walls than strong adhesives.
3. Measure and layer: Set your height, overlap panels slightly to avoid gaps, and trim the length as needed.
4. Test first: Try a small piece in a corner to see how your surface reacts.
5. Remove slowly: Peel back at a low angle to help limit paint lift.

Standard panels are roughly doorway height, and multi-packs make it easier to span wider photo areas.

Materials vary by item, and product pages list specifics. Common types include:

• Metallic foil strands: The reflective finish used on many foil fringe curtains and some garlands.
• Plastic tinsel: Lightweight strands often used for classic twist garlands and artificial décor.
• Polyester elements: Some decorative filigree and specialty styles note polyester construction.
• Wire cores: Certain craft garlands include a flexible wire for shaping around wreaths or railings.

If you’re matching décor or planning outdoor use, check the item details for exact materials, thickness, and whether it’s intended for indoor, outdoor, or both.

Outdoor use can work well when you match the item to the conditions.

• Check the listing: Some garlands are labeled for indoor and outdoor décor; others are indoor-only.
• Choose the right style: Longer, thicker garlands tend to show better on railings, fences, and porches.
• Secure gently: Use ties or removable fasteners to attach without crimping strands.
• Mind the elements: Wind and moisture can affect appearance; a covered area often helps. Fringe backdrops are typically best indoors.

Review the product details (and customer photos when available) to see how similar items are used outside in conditions like yours.