How Do I Add a White Back Drop to Photo Booth
56+ Stunning Yet Simple DIY Photo Booth Backdrop Ideas
Check out this list of 56+ Stunning DIY Photo Booth Backdrop Ideas we found on Pinterest. Don't worry we spent hours scouring Pinterest to curate only the best of the best!
You can find the entire 180+ backdrops we pinned directly on our Photo Booth Backdrop Pinterest board. Some of the links on the pinned images will take you directly to the step-by-step tutorials on how to create your own DIY backdrop. While others are just images of ideas you can use as inspiration for creating your own custom backdrop.
Before you begin the process of building your own photo booth backdrop here are some tips to keep in mind:
- Try to make the backdrop at least 8×8 if possible so big groups of people can be in the frame.
- Make sure it can easily break down and fit through door frames and transport easily to your location.
- Be realistic as to what you're able to do. Some of these look simple but can actually be very time consuming.
- Make sure you have a stand that is sturdy and can support the weight of the backdrop and not easily tip over.
- Backdrops are best placed in front of a wall where it can be easily accessed from both sides.
- Put your best looking attention toward the top and sides. The middle usually gets covered by people. Think torso up is about where the camera will frame your subject and the background.
- Remember when people are drinking they can step back into the backdrop. Having a little give at the bottom can be helpful.
- Outside is never ideal. Try your best to keep the backdrop indoors or at least under a shelter to protect from rain and wind.
- Chairs for sitting don't always go as well as one might think.
- Make sure your material is has a matte or uncoated finish to it. Anything with shine will pick up a glare from the photo booth flash.
- Think about repurposing what's used on the alter of your ceremony. (ie. wreath or chuppah) These usually work out great when placed in front of a clean backdrop that complements it.
- Make sure the backdrop material isn't too transparent
- Keep the photo booth in shade or away from bright windows or lights if possible.
- If your using lots of texture make sure to fill in the gaps. Once the light hits the backdrop it can expose a lot of empty spaces.
- Before you start the project scope out your venue. You might be surprised to find a really cool looking wall.
- Sometimes just a nice clean colored roll of paper is all you need to match your event.
Gold Sequin Backdrop
Handmade Paper Flower
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Reclaimed Wood
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Stacked Books
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White Pegboard
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Tassels
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Paper Umbrella
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Tree Trunk Wood
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Newspaper
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Hanging Geometric Shapes
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Plain White
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Red Balloons on White Backdrop
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Massive White Flower Wall
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Handwritten Paint Stroke Words
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Green Hedge Wall
Photo Booth Backdrops
Plates
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Roses
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Wood Pallets + Draped Fabric
Sweet + Crafty
Mixed Leaves
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Kids Balloons
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Paper Daisy
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Records
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Sticky Notes
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Butterfly Heart
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Fabric Streamers
Angled Wood Panels
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Cotton Clouds
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Nature Scene
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Holiday Wreath
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Mario
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Torn Wallpaper
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Festive Decoration
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Green Vines
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Colorful Pastel Balloons
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Mug Shot
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Mossy Typography
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Black & White Checkered
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Polaroids
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Mixed Paper Flowers
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Gold Ink on Black Paper
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Pages
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Mixed Tissue Paper
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Open Book Pages
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Green Mossy Imprint
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Chalk Art + Paper Flowers
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Dark Wall Floral Decal
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Polka Dot
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Gold Balloons over White Brick
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Mixed Plants
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Geometric Shapes
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Old Book Sheets
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Moss + Flowers
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Leaves
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Painted Heart
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Layered Fabric
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Chalk Board Wall
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Sprayed Gold Plastic
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We did our absolute best to find the original source who created all these images. Most of which we could only find living on Pinterest. If you happen to know the direct source of any of them please let us know so we can give proper credit.
How Do I Add a White Back Drop to Photo Booth
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