Flower Wall Backdrops

What is in this collection

Rose walls come in blush and champagne garden roses, deep velvety red, a rainbow ombre from red to violet, hot pink and fuchsia silk flowers, and ivory roses woven through sage eucalyptus. For weddings in white there is a white rose and hydrangea wall, a cloud of tiny gypsophila, white amaryllis with silver eucalyptus and frosted pine, boxwood greenery dotted with white roses and a star jasmine vine with tiny white flowers. Seasonal walls include coral and pink peonies, pale pink cherry blossom, pastel tulips, sunflowers, a wildflower meadow of poppies, cornflowers and daisies, hanging lilac wisteria, dusty blue and antique green hydrangeas, autumn dahlias and chrysanthemums, and a moody burgundy and plum wall. Dried lavender bundles, a boho pampas and dried flower wall and a tropical orchid and protea wall complete the set.

Flower wall decor for weddings, showers and parties

A flower wall is the centrepiece of many weddings, showers and birthdays, and these digital versions give the same full look in a booth print or portrait. For weddings, start with the white rose and hydrangea, blush garden rose and ivory rose and eucalyptus walls; the dusty blue hydrangea makes a quiet something-blue. The deep red rose wall suits Valentine's Day and anniversaries, the hot pink silk flowers suit sweet sixteens and bachelorette parties, and the rainbow ombre roses suit kids' parties and Pride.

Through the year, the cherry blossom and tulip walls suit Easter and Mother's Day, the sunflower and wildflower walls suit summer, and the dahlia, burgundy and boho pampas walls carry autumn. The white amaryllis wall with frosted pine is made for winter weddings and Christmas.

Tips for using these backgrounds

• Read the light from the blooms. Each flower head casts a small shadow that shows the light direction, so light your subject from the same side. For flat booth lighting, the evenly lit walls are the safest: the dusty blue hydrangea, cherry blossom, gypsophila and winter white amaryllis.
• Use the flowers as a size guide. On a real event flower wall a rose is about fist-sized, so a head should span roughly two to three roses. Large peonies and hydrangeas look best behind one to three people; the tiny gypsophila hides scale and suits bigger groups.
• Calm the wall behind text. Flower walls are busy, so set names and dates on a soft white panel or choose a quieter wall such as the gypsophila or white rose and hydrangea. The hanging wisteria falls vertically and suits portrait files and 2x6 strips.

For flat patterns such as floral wallpaper or flower fields, see floral backgrounds, or greenery wall backdrops for mostly green walls.