Black confetti poppers can be used to symbolize power, mystery, elegance, or formality for:
• Graduation celebration items — Black has been the traditional graduation gown and cap color in America since 1894, when the American Intercollegiate Commission formalized the standard. Before that, medieval scholars walked the town in black or brown robes, signifying their scholarly (and often religious) status. Black tassels carry further significance for economics majors.
• Halloween celebration supplies — Black is the color of witches’ hats, spooky cats, cauldrons, spiders, and the inky darkness that invites ghouls and demons to prowl the streets. It’s a mysterious and mystical color to use for your next Halloween bash.
• New Year’s celebration products — Black and silver represent power and modernity, which is why they’re highly regarded New Year’s Eve colors. Pairing black with gold confetti is another traditional combination to signify glitz, glamor, and wishing for wealth in the coming year. Don’t be left out of the Times Square Celebration on December 31st when according to The New York Times, 3,000 pounds of confetti are dumped on the spectators below.