Flower Walls

How it’s used

Dense faux roses and blooms in blush, white, or white with greenery make a photo backdrop that’s ready the moment it stands up. Put one behind a neon sign or a swing, or use it to soften a room divider; set next to a selfie station or photo booth, it’s the spot guests keep returning to.

• Weddings. A white or blush wall behind the sweetheart table or at the start of cocktail hour gives the couple and guests a portrait spot.
• Backyard and private parties. For showers and engagement parties, the wall screens off the kitchen or the garage and turns that side of the yard into a photo set.
• Mitzvahs and Sweet 16s. Pair it with a booth from our photo booth collection and friends have their backdrop sorted.

For a greener look, see hedge walls.

Planning tip: pick the color to match your florals and linens rather than the invitation, and tell us whether the wall needs to hide something behind it.