Throwing a graduation party and want a backdrop that wows without a ton of hassle? I’ve got you covered! Here’s an easy way to build a stylish graduation backdrop using gold, black, and red decorations that’ll make your celebration pop. Let’s get started!
Start by setting up your gold backdrop stand where you want the photos to happen. It’s sturdy and perfect for framing your whole setup. Then, take the black sequin drapes and hang them over the stand. The sequins shimmer when the light hits them, giving your backdrop a fun, sparkly look with no fuss.
Step 2: Build your gold balloon box display
Next, stack your gold balloon boxes in front of the backdrop however you like—stacked tall or lined up flat. Blow up some red and black latex balloons and tuck them inside the boxes so they peek out and add a splash of color. Use the gold alphabet stickers to spell out “GRAD” and include the year you’re celebrating on the boxes. It’s a simple way to make everything feel personalized and festive.
Step 3: Decorate with flowers and lights
To soften the look, weave the red wisteria flowers through the drape setup. Then, wrap fairy string lights around the flowers and hang them on the backdrop. When switched on, the lights add a cozy, magical glow that makes the whole scene perfect for snapping pics.
Step 4: Add the finishing touches
Finally, hang your “Congrats” garland banner across the top of the backdrop or just above the balloon boxes. This little banner pulls everything together and makes your setup feel totally ready for the celebration.
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Written by Laura Marquez
Laura Marquez is a seasoned event planner with 8 years of experience, known for her sophisticated and detail-oriented approach to organizing a wide array of events. Her talent for creating seamless and culturally diverse experiences has made her a go-to in the industry.
