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SolidThe workhorse. A matte black wall disappears behind your guests, which means their outfits, your logo, and the lighting do all the talking.
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Photo Booth Backdrops
Sequins, solids, patterns, and a couple of ways to skip fabric entirely. Whatever you are looking for, we can get the look you want.
Found your color? Mention it when you request a quote and we will have it on the truck.
The two that never fight your branding. Black swallows the room and makes your colors pop; white throws light back and keeps everything airy.

The workhorse. A matte black wall disappears behind your guests, which means their outfits, your logo, and the lighting do all the talking.

Clean, bright, and endlessly editable. White bounces the flash back at your guests for that soft editorial look, and it is the one backdrop our designers can drop any brand color onto in post.

All the drama of black with a little mischief in it. Under the booth light the sequins throw tiny points of gold, so formalwear reads rich instead of flat. Black tie events book this one on repeat.
Metallics are the ones guests gasp at. Every sequin catches the flash at a slightly different angle, so the wall behind your guests is never flat.

Our most requested backdrop, and it is not close. Silver sequins read as champagne, platinum, or ice depending on how we light them, which is why it works just as well at a wedding as it does at a product launch.

Warm gold with a honey cast, so skin tones glow instead of going sallow the way a harsher gold can. Perfect for holiday parties, anniversaries, and anything where the invite said cocktail attire.

Rose gold zigzags across a soft gray knit — the only patterned fabric in the collection, and the one that photographs with actual texture. Book it when you want something with a point of view but still neutral enough for every outfit in the room.
Warm, romantic, and reliably the most-posted of the bunch. Blush stays soft and bridal; the reds and pinks go loud on purpose.

The bridal one. Blush sits right between pink and champagne, so it flatters every skin tone in the wedding party and never fights the flowers. Our most-booked backdrop for receptions and showers.

Unapologetic hot pink, no sequins, no subtlety. A flat wall of color is the fastest way to make a photo look like it belongs on a feed rather than in a folder — quinceañeras, birthdays, and brand activations love it.

Pink with the volume turned up. The sequins throw the booth light back in a hundred directions, so the whole wall shimmers behind your guests instead of sitting flat. Reliably one of the most-posted backdrops we own.

Deep, saturated, unmistakably red. It is the holiday party backdrop, the awards night backdrop, and the one to pick when your brand red needs to be the loudest thing in the photo.
Cool tones for galas, team colors, and anything nautical. This family also holds the green screen, kept here for the setups that still call for it.

Deep navy that photographs closer to midnight blue, with just enough sparkle to keep it from going black. The grown-up choice for galas, fundraisers, and corporate nights out.

A soft sea-glass green that cools the whole frame down. It is the one clients pick when they want color without commitment, and it plays beautifully with white, gray, and denim.

The original way to put your guests anywhere: key out the green, drop them onto a beach, a finish line, a safari, or your own branded artwork. These days our Magic Green Screen does the same job with AI and no green wall at all, so this one comes out less and less (the trick still lands exactly the same way).
When none of the fabric above is the answer: print your brand onto one, or skip the fabric entirely and let AI build the background from scratch.

Your logo, your artwork, your step-and-repeat, printed onto wrinkle-resistant fabric in whatever size the space calls for. Send us the brand guidelines and we handle the rest, including the part where we talk you out of putting the logo where heads go.

No fabric at all. Guests step in, and the background is generated around them — neon mushroom forests, your product's world, a city that does not exist yet. If you can describe it, we can build it before the next group is in the booth.
We carry sequin backdrops in silver, honey gold, rose chevron, blush, pink, red, navy, mint, and black, plus solid black, white, hot pink, and green screen. If none of those match your color story, we print a custom fabric backdrop in your brand colors or generate the background with AI instead. Tell us your city and your palette when you request a quote and we will confirm what we can get to your event.
The standard footprint is 8 feet by 8 feet, which comfortably fits groups of six to eight guests. We can go wider for step-and-repeat setups at trade shows and red carpets — tell us the space and we will size it to the room.
White. It photographs clean and bright, keeps every eye on the couple and the wedding party, and never competes with your flowers or your palette. It is also the backdrop our wedding clients most often pair with the Glam Booth, which is where that black-and-white, red-carpet look comes from. Blush sequin is the close second if you want a little warmth and shimmer instead.
Yes. We print custom step-and-repeat and full-bleed artwork onto wrinkle-resistant fabric in whatever size the space calls for, and our in-house design team builds the layout from your brand guidelines. Custom printing needs more lead time than pulling a sequin backdrop off the truck (a couple of months is ideal), so bring it up when you request your quote and we will walk you through the artwork specs.
Almost never, these days. The green backdrop you see in these photos is rarely used now, because our Magic Green Screen creates the same background replacements with AI — no green wall required. That means we can shoot with no backdrop at all, or set up whichever backdrop looks best for your event, and still drop your guests onto a beach, a finish line, or your own branded artwork. Tell us the setup and we will help you pick the one that photographs best.
Tell us which experience you are after, who the client is, and what type of output you want and we’ll help you decide what kind of backdrop works best. And if we don’t have it, we’ll make it for you!