21 Stunning DIY Wedding Photo Booth Backdrops

You can order flowers from your florist, or buy them at the grocery store the day-of. See how to make it here.

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This heart is so simple to make that you could set up a few hearts in different colors and at different heights. Get the step-by-step here.

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You will need a heart-shaped paper punch for this project, which you can pick up at a craft store or on Amazon. Learn how to put the backdrop together here.

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To recreate this, tie strips of ribbon and lace to a photo backdrop stand. (Here's how to make your own backdrop stand.) Then hang up globe lights and a bunting (which you can make or buy).

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This setup requires a good place to hang up a mosquito net (like a tree limb, or an exposed beam). This inspiration photo uses an antique bed, but benches will be easier to find — your venue may be able to provide one, or you may be able to borrow one for less than purchasing a new one. Then toss on some pillows to make it feel cozy.

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You'll want to cuddle with these clouds, because they're so easy to make and hang up. See the step-by-step here.

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Here's a basic tutorial for hanging plates. Many venues won't let you nail plates to the wall, so you can ask if you can use removable picture-hanging hooks, like these instead. Then check out flea markets and thrift stores to put together a collection of plates.

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Learn how to make these garlands here.

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Here's how to make these pretty and simple garlands. And you could adapt this tutorial for any flowers that are sturdy enough to stand up to a needle and fishing line.

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Learn how to make this here.

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You can either set the two support poles in the ground, or put them in buckets filled with concrete (get a step-by-step in this how-to). Write your name and wedding date on the bottom of the photo frame, which you can make with poster board or foam board. Then, attach it to the poles with oversized clothespins, which you can find in most craft stores or online.

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This tutorial uses a photo backdrop frame, but you can also make your own — learn how here.

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Here's how to put it together. You can order bunches of Italian Ruscus here, or get them through your florist.

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This is doable even if you don't have macramé skills, but give yourself a little extra time for this one. See how to put it (and a matching yarn chandelier) together here.

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Here's how to make custom-size frames and cover them with fabric. You can shop vintage stores and flea markets for tablecloths, or pick out new lace at a fabric store.

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Here's how you can make it. The tutorial uses a professional photo backdrop frame, but you can make your own with PVC pipes.

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Learn how to make these ethereal flowers here.

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This tutorial uses plywood, but you could do something similar (but less durable) with insulation sheathing.

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