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45 CREATIVE DIY BACKDROP IDEAS FOR YOUR WEDDING OR PARTY
Backdrops DIY’s are one of my favourite things to make. They are usually fairly simple yet hugely effective and can transform any space. They can be used for all types of things whether it be as an alternative to a traditional wedding altar, decor for a cake table or used for a photo booth and are great for any type of party or event. The best thing is they can be easily customized to suit your gig at relatively low cost, so here’s 45 of our favourite DIY’s, suitable for any occasion.
1. We have featured this Paper Daisy Backdrop (Top) many times before, but it just never gets old. We think this cheerful backdrop would be awesome for a spring wedding. (Photo by Anna Killian via The House that Lars Built)
2. If your looking for something a little more simple but just as beautiful, how about this Watercolor Paper Square Backdrop? (Photo via Oh Happy Day)
3. You know how much we love anything with sprinkles on, so it probably comes as no surprise to learn that we think this Sprinkle Balloon Backdrop is just the sweetest! (Photo via Oh Happy Day)
4. Couples looking for a modern and colorful idea will love this Temporary Washi Tape Wall Paper. (Photo via Brit & Co)
5. With more couples looking to inject their vibrant personalities into their wedding we think this Rainbow Balloon Backdrop will be a huge hit. (Photo via Oh Happy Day)
6. Brides will definitely fall in lurve with this Valentines Day Balloon Heart. (Photo by Jessica Peterson via The House the Lars Built)
7. With ‘Greenery’ as Pantones color of the year, we expect to see even more brides bringing the outdoors in and this DIY Vine Wall Backdrop would be the perfect wedding detail. (Photo by Kristina Curtis Photography via Ruffled)
8. This Giant Floral Typography Wall Art is the prettiest. (Photo by Brittni Mehlhoff via Paper & Stitch)
9. Use this Easy Artful Backdrop as the backdrop for your ceremony, sweet table or reception, then take it home and use it as decor for many years to come. (Photo by Ariana Clare via Ruffled)
10. You can never have too much color at a wedding and this color block Shag Backdrop is exactly what you need to make your photo booth pop. (Photo by Emily Chidester via Ruffled)
11. Want a quick and simple backdrop idea? Blow up balloons in different colours and weight them down at different heights to create a Balloon Backdrop just like this. (Photo by Mary Costa Photography via Studio DIY)
12. Learn how to make your very own Hanging Flower Installation and be sure to wow your guests with the results. (Photo by Jared Smith via Sugar & Cloth)
13. Because everyone needs a Giant Balloon Heart in their life! (Photo via Studio DIY)
14. Get in the spirit of summer and learn how to make your own Tropical Photo Booth Backdrop. I don’t know about you but I would be tempted to keep this up all year round to keep those summer vibes flowing. (Photo via Brit & Co)
15. If your venue is fussy about using adhesives on walls how about this Post-it Note Photo Booth Backdrop. It won’t leave any residue and the sticky adhesive isn’t strong enough to pull away any paint or paper when its being taken down? (Photo via Poppytalk)
16. We had so much fun creating this Giant Geometric Heart Backdrop. (Photo via Bespoke Bride)
17. This Candy Balloon Party Backdrop is every little (and big kids) dream! (Photo via Oh Happy Day)
18. When life gives you lemons? Whip up your own Lemon Photo Booth Backdrop and throw a tutti fruity party. (Photo by Jeff Mindell via Studio DIY)
19. Bye bye winter blues! This Popsicle Balloon Backdrop has us all summer dreaming. (Photo by Jeff Mindell via Studio DIY)
20. Paper plates aren’t just for eating off. This Paper Plate Backdrop is so cute and super easy to put up, all you need is paper plates and tape. (Photo by Alison Piepmeyer via Oh Happy Day)
21. Stickers made a huge comeback last year and we couldn’t have been happier. (Seriously, we event stuck them on our pumpkins), so this Giant Sticker Photo Booth Backdrop is the stuff our 80’s dreams are made of! (Photo via Oh Happy Day)
22. Add a geometric touch to your wedding decor with this Geometric Washi Tape Backdrop. (Photo by Anneli Marinovich Photography via B.Loved)
23. The easiest projects are always the best and all you need to do for this Balloon Wall Photo Booth is blow up balloons in different colors, shapes and sizes and stick to a wall using tape – simples! (Photo by Alison Piepmeyer via Oh Happy Day)
24. Although this DIY was created on an actual wall in someones home, we think this would be just as easy to recreate as a backdrop. All you would need is a large white roll of backdrop paper to unleash your artistic skills on an voila, your very own Pink Ombre Wall for use at your party or event. (Photo via Classy Clutter)
25. Make a huge statement with this No Sew Geometric Backdrop. (Photo via Allison Andres via A Practical Wedding)
26. Speaking of geometric, if you looking for something a little more minimalist, check out this Geometric Wall Decor DIY (Photo via Ruffled)
27. Go Ombre by weighing down balloons in various shades at slightly different heights to create this pretty pink Ombre Balloon Backdrop. (Photo via Brides Magazine)
28. Made using just paper this Paper Drape Backdrop is cost effective whilst still making one helluva statement. (Photo by Laura Sumrak via Oh Happy Day)
29. This easy peasy Honeycomb Backdrop is a quick and easy way to jazz up a plain wall for a photo booth. (Photo via Studio DIY)
30. Create this Cursive Word Backdrop at your wedding using your initials, married name or even a hashtag. The options are endless with this DIY and it looks seriously cool! (Photo by Amy Moss via Oh Happy Day)
31. We love the bohemian chic vibe of this Embroidered Paper Backdrop, perfect if you want to add a touch of chic to your wedding day decor. (Photo Alison Piepmeyer via Oh Happy Day)
32. “Lets go to the beach beach, lets go get away!” This Beach Ball Backdrop is stirring those summer vibes again…(Photo by Jared Smith via Sugar & Cloth)
33. Here’s an easy Herringbone Wedding Backdrop if you don’t have oodles of time to spend on a DIY project. (Photo by Jeff Loves Jessica via Glitter Guide)
34. This Paper Feather Backdrop is the perfect touch for any boho inspired wedding or event. (Photo by Emily Chidester Photography via Ruffled)
35. Create a statement Fresh Flower Wall, just grab your fave flowers, a pair of scissors and some tape and voila! (Photo via Green Wedding Shoes)
36. This super easy and modern Gold Confetti Backdrop will be sure to add the ‘WOW’ factor at your wedding. (Photo by Stephanie Collins via 100 Layer Cake)
37. This fun Giant Lollipop Backdrop will make you and your guests feel like a kid again. (Photo via Oh Happy Day)
38. Learn how to make your own Giant Floating Confetti Photo Booth because theirs only one thing better than normal confetti and that’s giant sized confetti! (Photo by Mary Costa Photography via Studio DIY)
39. How awesome would this Sugar Skull Balloon Backdrop be at a Dia de Muertos themed wedding. (Photo via Oh Happy Day)
40. This tutorial teaches you how to make your own magical Cascading Flower Backdrop. (Photo via Bespoke Bride)
41. This Dollar Store Photo Booth Backdrop is great for when you have a party closet overflowing with fun inflatables and random colorful objects. (Photo via Oh Happy Day)
42. We made this Balloon Wall Backdrop for our NYE celebrations but personally we think it can be used for any event. (Photo via Bespoke Bride)
43. If you’r looking to add a touch of glamour and sparkle to your event, then you’re going to LOVE this Disco Ball Photo Booth Backdrop. (Photo via Oh Happy Day)
44. Another NYE project that can be used at any time is this Chevron Fringe Backdrop. (Photo via I Spy DIY)
45. And finally, this playful and Colorful Honeycomb Backdrop would not only make a perfect backdrop but a fab altar for a wedding ceremony too. (Photo via Bespoke Bride)
So which is your favourite? Let us know in the comments below. For more backdrop inspiration follow us on Pinterest.
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So much colour!! Some of these would look great as wall decorations in my living room I reckon (haha) but would have to tone the decor down a bit for it to work at a wedding reception (not to mention ceremony itself). Surely it depends what type of personality you’ve got, but too much candy looks more like a kid’s bday party rather than an elegant wedding reception hire. I’d guess it also depends on the time of the year, loads of colours work great for a summer wedding, but would deffo go for silver/metallic for a winter wedding.
So colorful and whimsical! Love the roses taped up to the walls