Greenery Backdrops

What is in this collection

Clipped and classic greenery includes a dense boxwood wall, a bright green grass wall, deep green ivy, a dark clipped yew hedge and a glossy laurel hedge threaded with warm fairy lights. Softer foliage includes silver dollar eucalyptus, silvery olive leaves, layered Boston fern, preserved moss cushions, broad salal leaves, a mixed foliage living wall and slim bamboo leaves in dappled light. Tropical walls cover glossy monstera, sunlit palm fronds, banana and philodendron leaves and a dark, moody tropical leaf wall. With flowers, there is boxwood dotted with white roses and hydrangea, a star jasmine vine, ivory roses with eucalyptus and a tropical orchid and protea wall. For the seasons there is Boston ivy in autumn red and amber and a wall of frosted fir boughs with small pine cones.

Boxwood, hedge and tropical leaf backdrops

A boxwood wall backdrop is the standard greenery look at weddings, brand launches and garden parties: even, dark green and calm behind people and text. The grass wall backdrop is brighter and more playful, which suits spring events and kids' parties. The clipped yew hedge feels formal and estate-like, and the laurel hedge with fairy lights brings an evening glow for summer weddings and festive layouts. Eucalyptus and olive are softer, silvery greens for modern weddings and bridal showers.

For luaus, beach parties and summer birthdays, the monstera, palm, banana and philodendron walls make bold tropical leaf backgrounds, and the dark moody leaves suit evening events. Pair them with full scenes from tropical digital backdrops. For walls where flowers lead, see flower wall backdrops.

Tips for using these backgrounds

• Match the light on the leaves. The boxwood, salal and white rose walls are lit from the front and suit flat booth lighting. The palm fronds are sunlit from above and the bamboo from the right, so use those with subjects shot outdoors or lit the same way.
• Use dark greenery for neon-style text. Boxwood, ivy and yew are dark and even, which makes them the classic base for a glowing name, hashtag or slogan in a booth template. Put lighter text on the eucalyptus and olive walls inside a panel.
• Choose leaf size for the group. Small-leaf walls such as boxwood, yew, moss and grass have no obvious scale and work behind any group size. Big-leaf walls such as monstera, banana and palm look best behind one to three people, where a leaf is about head-sized or larger.

For whole garden scenes with ground to stand on, see summer digital backdrops.