Unique Wedding Backdrop Designs | Bride and Breakfast HK

The right wedding backdrop will make a statement and will create the perfect atmosphere for your special moment. So when deciding what backdrop to go with, choose wisely. Consider not only the venue and surrounding view, but also the kind of mood you want to surround yourself and tour guests with. Here are some unique wedding day backdrops that you can take a look at. These ideas will elevate the look and feel of your wedding day.

Painted Murals

Murals help make your union extra personalized because the design is one of a kind. The artwork is created especially for your event and hence will always be something special to look back on.

[Photo: Our Story Creative / Mural: Minted / Flowers: Moss Floral Design / From: Ruffled]

[Photo: Afrik Armando / Mural: Minted / From: Ruffled]

Neon Arch

Looking for a modern touch to your wedding? A neon arch is not the usual choice for a wedding backdrop but it surely makes an outdoor venue look extra romantic–just imagine being surrounded by trees and the soft glow of the neon arches.

[Photo: Paloma Cruz Event Planner]

Blush and Red Floral Oasis

We love how this backdrop transforms the location into a secluded, dreamy oasis in the middle of nowhere. The bright red and muted blush flowers paired with ghost chairs aback this stunning view of the mountains create an idyllic setting for your union. Tying the knot with this set-up will be a moment of a lifetime.

[Photo: Le Vie Photography / Flowers: Tularosa Flowers]

Suspended Greenery or Flowers

While flowers and greenery are not new to the wedding scene, this execution adds a different twist to any wedding. Suspended greenery and flowers that look as if they’re floating can make any enclosed venue feel more inviting since these add texture and depth to the walls. Soften the look and feel of your venue with this wedding backdrop style.

[Photo: Cacá Santoro Photography]

[From: This Bride Wore a Stylish Wedding Gown with a Big Bow During Her Romantic Hotel Wedding / Photo: Jenny Tong]

Wooden Teepee

For rustic outdoor weddings, a wooden teepee will add a natural and relaxing vibe to the entire scene. And because a teepee has so much personality already on its own, you won’t need a lot of other flowers or decorations anymore. Make this the star of your aisle; it’s the only statement piece you need.

[Photo: Phil Chester]

Drapery On Tree Branches

If your wedding venue comes with a backdrop of trees, you can add simple drapery on the branches. You might think this will not be enough, but looking at these weddings below, the cloth accentuates the tree branches elegantly. Who would have thought a simple addition would make this much of an impact?

[From: A Picturesque Wedding at a Chateau in Bordeaux France / Photo: Traveller Ki]

[From: This Couple Tied The Knot in a Romantic Garden Wedding at The Pavillion / Photos: Lovememo Studio]

Modern Geometric Shapes

Modern shapes can be chic contrasts to outdoor garden venues. They also have the power to turn a plain open lawn into a stylish setting for your wedding. Pair the geometric shapes with classic flowers to add softness to the strong lines. You can also choose a feminine palette to bring everything together.

[From: A Chic Garden Wedding at The Grassland Filled with Elegant Decorations / Photo: Dear Fianceé]

[Photo: Flock Decor]

Vintage Dividers

We thought that you might be looking for a sustainable option too, so we also recommend vintage dividers as a unique and eco-friendly wedding backdrop style. You can search in secondhand stores for vintage dividers and repurpose these at your wedding. Add some greenery and other vintage accents, like lanterns, to complete the look.

[Photo: Ariel Renae Photography / Flowers: Fabulous Flowers]

Circular Backdrop With Flowers

Circular backdrops with flowers have been around for years, but we found this execution to be ultimately dreamy. With only half of the round frame adorned with flowers, the asymmetric design and imbalance gives an effortless look and feel to the garden setting. If you want your wedding to look and feel extra inviting, this is the backdrop for you.

[From: This Romantic Garden Wedding is Set in a Rustic Countryside Venue / Photo: Jenny Tong]

[From: A Romantic Pastel Wedding at The Lakehouse That Was Planned in Just 3 Months / Photo: Aupho Wedding]

Overflowing Ribbons

Did you ever think of having a wedding backdrop made of overflowing ribbons? We didn’t think of it either, but we stumbled upon these examples and discovered just how this look can transform a room. Use monochromatic colors for for a soft look, while on the other hand, bright colors add fun and brightness to the scene. With this backdrop, you can create different moods just by playing with the ribbon colors.

[Photo: Steve Steinhardt / Flowers: Gloriosa]

[Photo: Mary Costa Photography / Design: Harmony Creative Studio / From: Green wedding Shoes]

Wild Foliage

For a scene like this which over looks the sea and has a bed of greenery already in place, wild foliage will match the scene seamlessly. Nature will not disappoint, so adding even more natural-looking details will only enhance the beautiful surroundings.

[From: This California-Based Couple Planned a Dreamy Destination Wedding in Koh Samui in Six Months / Photo: ProudRad]

Triangular Wooden Frames

Another option for rustic weddings, triangular wooden frames paired with greenery, warm flowers, and pampas grass is a backdrop not to be taken lightly. This design instantly elevates an open garden setting. For a more minimalist wedding, you may lessen the flowers and focus on the wooden frame and make it the focal point.