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Set the Scene for Your Summer Soirée
If you’ve spent time on Pinterest or Instagram lately, you know that the bar for parties has been raised. From elaborate themes and mimosa bars to intricate tablescapes and charcuterie boards, people are taking their get-togethers to a whole new level. If your planned gathering game is lacking, try out one of these DIY photo backdrops to make your party picture-perfect!
Make Your Bash Bloom
Make Your Bash Bloom
As the weather warms up, the world outside is blossoming. Bring some of that freshness into your fiesta with a flower wall! You’ll need several bouquets of fresh flowers (check your local grocery store for beautiful blooms at a lower price), scissors and masking tape (try a combo of white with a cheerful color for a fun pop). Here’s what to do:
- Choose an empty section of wall that has enough space for a couple of people to stand in front of it
- If your flowers have long stems, use the scissors to trim them so the stem is about 6 inches long
- Starting at the top of where you’d like the backdrop to start (we recommend around 7 feet tall), tape a row of flowers, stem-side down, across the designated space, placing them about 6-8 inches apart
- Moving down from each top flower, secure your blooms in a straight line down to the floor (or a couple of feet up from the floor if you want to use fewer flowers), placing the tape just under the heads to minimize flopping
Have a Hula Good Time
While the classic “frame your face” dance move might be out, framing your face with a glammed-up hula hoop is in! For this simple, yet stunning, hanging photo frame, you’ll need a white hula hoop, a greenery garland, thin floral wire and clear fishing line for hanging. Here’s how to create this masterpiece:
- Arrange your greenery around the hula hoop so that it covers about one-half to two-thirds of the hoop, doubling up as needed
- Once you’re happy with how your garland is situated, begin using the floral wire to secure the greenery to the hoop, wrapping the stem every six inches or so
- If you want to add a pop of color, cluster a few faux flowers together and add them at one end of the greenery, securing them with the floral wire
- Once the garland is attached, use two lengths of fishing line to hang the frame from the ceiling
