Brockton Resident Launches Float Away Party Business
Local entrepreneur Jada Madan turns a balloon decorating hobby into a full-service events company.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Brockton resident and certified nursing assistant Jada Madan has launched a new balloon and party decorating business, Float Away with Jada. The venture specializes in backdrops, balloon arches, tables, and event entryways.
Why it matters
The business grew from a personal DIY project aimed at bypassing high industry costs for event decorations. After receiving positive encouragement from others, Madan decided to formalize her design hobby into a professional local enterprise.
Birthday party packages through the service start at $1,200. The business recently serviced a single event that hosted 100 guests.
The players
Jada Madan
She is a certified nursing assistant and the founder of the new balloon decorating business Float Away with Jada.
Brockton Public Library
This local institution is hosting the Halloween Autumn Fest where the new business will contribute a donated display.
The details
Madan honed her design techniques by observing other balloon artists operating within Brockton. Her services now include full-scale event installations designed to transform spaces for private celebrations.
Timeline
The business originated from a DIY project for a birthday party in 2022.
A balloon display will be donated for the library festival from October 27, 2026, to October 28, 2026.
Market Landscape
Float Away with Jada represents the growing trend of personal service-based micro-enterprises formalizing into established local businesses. This move positions the new entity within the regional event market alongside existing independent decorators.
Residents planning events now have a new local option for balloon installations and decor. Potential clients can expect pricing starting at $1,200 for full birthday packages.
The takeaway
Starting a business from a DIY project can provide a cost-effective alternative for others in the community. Aspiring entrepreneurs should observe established local experts to refine their craft before launching.
Further reading
For more on new businesses arriving in the city, visit our Openings & Closings section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Enterprise.
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