Have a projector? You’re one step closer to throwing the ultimate NYE party!
Let’s face it. One thing that should never be absent from a party, especially a New Year’s Eve party, is a photo booth. Dedicating a fun space in which to capture special moments is an easy way to make your party more festive and entertaining. There’s no use in dishing out cash for a professional photo booth when making one yourself is as easy as finding a white wall and getting a little creative. If you haven’t quite figured out how to transform that place into picture-perfect NYE magic, we’ve got a pretty dreamy project for you, and a trip to the craft supply store isn’t even necessary!
If you already have a projector, you’re set. If not, that’s cool, too — think resourcefully. Friend? Friend of a friend? Your local camera store may also have one available for rent.
Next, find some dreamy photographs with lots of color — they’ll look great when projected onto a white wall. Sunsets and landscape photos work perfectly.
I transferred my images onto a USB drive — the projector I was using had one, which made the process so much easier!
Set the projector up on a small table or a chair, and project your images onto the wall. There should be a slideshow setting on the projector — choose that, as it will allow for your photos will alternate. So you can almost create multiple backdrops in one!
I said a trip to the craft store wasn’t necessary but, depending on whether or not you want to incorporate props into the experience, you may decide to pick up a few things.
I decided to paint a few eyes to represent the things that I was “looking” forward to in 2016, but feel free to add whatever props you’d like! Balloons and confetti poppers would be fun, too.
Have fun, and happy 2016!
More DIY projects on the BLDG 25 Blog.
That’s actually look pretty cool with all the visual and all the overlays on you. Love it <3 xo
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SUCH A GREAT IDEA!! I just got a projector, can’t wait to use it!!
Such a wonderful idea, especially when you can play with the shadows as well! Love it!
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this is an extremely cool idea! now i just need to get my handy on a projector :)
xoxo, Biene
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