Winter wedding photo booth templates

Frost and bright whites

For a daytime reception under a cold, clear sky, Melting Snow uses a slightly bluish white with frost clinging to the edges, in the low light of a winter afternoon. To warm it up, change the colour of your names in the editor: a copper or blush tone is enough to soften the blue.

Mimosa blooms in the depths of winter, and Winter Mimosa scatters bright yellow sprigs across pure white, a welcome touch of sunshine when the days are short. It pairs naturally with a yellow bouquet or seasonal centrepieces.

Night skies for an evening reception

In winter, darkness falls early and the photo booth does most of its work after dinner, which is when midnight blue backgrounds really come into their own. Starry Night joins constellations with a fine line, Constellations adds a finely drawn moon and golden stars, and Silver Night relies on silver accents and handwritten names. Silver Night also comes as a 5×5 square, with up to seven photos depending on the layout.

Velvet, burgundy and emerald

Winter weddings suit rich, dense colours. Midnight Velvet offers a deep blue with a velvety texture, Burgundy Marble a burgundy marble veined with gold, available in five formats including the 6×2 horizontal strip, and Emerald a jewel green set in fine gold, with an Art Deco feel.

Most of these designs come as a 4×6 print in portrait or landscape and a 2×6 photo strip, with one to three photos. Dark backgrounds deserve a test print on your own paper before the day, and the file should always be printed at 100% scale, with no fit-to-page option. For more seasonal shades, see the autumn wedding and blue wedding collections, or our guide to wedding photo booth frame wording.