A writing implement holder apparatus includes a flexible planar base which includes a top base end and a bottom base end. A plurality of writing implement receivers are attached to the bottom base end, wherein each of the writing implement receivers includes a longitudinal axis which is parallel to the base. A flexible flap is connected to the top base end. A first lock member is connected to the flap, and a second lock member is connected to the base. The first lock member is a snap, and the second lock member is a snap receiver. The writing implement is a felt tip marker. With a second embodiment of the invention, a first base attachment connector is connected to a front base surface at a first base side end, and a second base attachment connector is connected to a rear base surface at a second base side end. The first base attachment connector is a first hook-and-loop connector, and the second base attachment connector is a second hoop-and-loop connector. When the first hook-and-loop connector and the second hoop-and-loop connector are connected together, the second embodiment of the invention stands vertically on a horizontal surface. Each of the writing implement receivers includes an implement reception well which is complimentary to a tip portion of a writing implement.

The present invention relates to a holder for balloons, flowers or the like on sticks, comprising a holder element having a mounting surface adapted to be securely attached to a support structure by attachment element located on the mounting surface. At least one receptacle of predetermined depth is adapted to tightly hold a lower portion of the stick by a secure elements located within the receptacle, wherein the secure means adapted to securely hold a stick of various diameters. The mounting surface is adapted to be securely attached to a vertical wall or fixture, and wherein a longitudinal centerline of the receptacle is tilted away from the mounting surface to provide less displacement and reduction of bending moment of an upper end of a stick having a balloon or flower attached, which in turn allows reduction of the peeling force applied to the attachment elements. The angle between the longitudinal centerline of the receptacle and the mounting surface is at least 1/2 degree. The holder element having a number of receptacles adapted to securely hold a plumage-type arrangements of balloons or flowers. The secure elements is provided by means of tapering of the receptacle downwardly from an entrance towards a bottom portion, wherein the receptacle becomes progressively tighter as the stick is further inserted inside of the receptacle.