Bachelorette Digital Backdrops

What is in this collection

The bachelorette collection covers the party, the getting-ready shots and the weekend away. For the party there is a disco cowgirl set with mirror balls over a hot pink barn board wall, a white cowboy hat and pink boots on a hay bale; a giant gold birdcage with a blush velvet swing inside; a giant blush satin bow on a pink panelled wall; and a blush scalloped wall with a rose gold deco arch and a drinks trolley. Getting-ready sets include a Hollywood vanity with a bulb mirror in a pink dressing room, a bridal salon with gowns on a gold rail and a lilac velvet daybed in a hotel suite. Weekend-away scenes include a Riviera terrace with an orange striped parasol and spritz glasses, a pink apres-ski chalet lounge, a poolside cabana with tied-back white curtains and a pink salt wall spa lounge.

Bachelorette photo booth backgrounds by theme

As bachelorette photo booth backgrounds, choose by the party's theme. The disco cowgirl wall suits a western or Nashville-style weekend, and the birdcage swing and the satin bow suit a glam or all-pink night. A destination or theme weekend has its own matches: the Riviera terrace and the cabana for sun, the chalet lounge for a ski trip and the spa lounge for a pamper day.

The getting-ready sets work as bachelorette photography backgrounds for quieter portraits too: the Hollywood vanity for glam shots, and the bridal salon for a say-yes-to-the-dress moment. For more club-style scenes see nightlife, and for softer, daytime sets see bridal shower.

Tips for using these scenes

• Pick a group scene for the crew. The disco cowgirl wall, the hotel suite daybed and the apres-ski chalet fit four to six people. The other scenes suit the bride with one or two friends, so shoot a big group in smaller sets.
• Light for the setting. The Riviera terrace and the poolside cabana are bright, sunny daylight, so warm your guests a little and keep shadows crisp. The pink indoor sets have soft, even light that suits a flash with a diffuser.
• Think about where the photos go. Use portrait files for phone screens and stories, square for the group chat and posts, and landscape for 4 x 6 booth prints. No scene has slogans or text, so add the bride's name in the template.

Party photos often end up on phones; resolution and print sizes covers screens and booth displays as well as prints.