Cardboard picture frame diy photo props

A great way to entertain your guests on your big day is to make your very own custom photobooth frame for them to use as a prop.

My husband and I throw an annual party we call the Jean Short Jamboree. Attendees must wear jean shorts – the whackier the better! – and there’s always a prize for the “Jean…

this post may contain affiliate links I am so excited to show you this project - honestly when I started I wasn't sure it'd turn out that great, but wowza, I amazed myself! Can you

DIY Giant Polaroid Frame This Summer, I saw these giant polaroid frames in the windows of one of my favorite 'I'm-too-old-for-most-the-clothes-in-there-stores...Charlotte Rouse. I've been dreaming of them ever since! I love the classic look of the polaroid frame, and a giant one?! Even better! My favorite thing about polaroid frames is the big space at the bottom for journaling or documenting the photo. These frames work great with digital photos, because you can photoshop the text in after…

This adorable PASTEL ICE CREAM PARLOR THEMED BIRTHDAY PARTY was submitted by Rebecca Luc of Pink Martini Events. Oh me oh my! This party is just delectable! The pastel color palette is absolutely darling and there's so many fabulous decor ideas that I just love! From the fantastic ice cream cone garland to the cute ice cream bar! This party has it all and would be perfect for either a girl or boy! The Ice Cream Parlor party ideas and elements to look for from this sweet event are: The cute…

My husband and I throw an annual party we call the Jean Short Jamboree. Attendees must wear jean shorts – the whackier the better! – and there’s always a prize for the “Jean…

DIY photo frame and centerpieces. Center pieces became photo props for pics! I was being charged $50.00 for a picture frame and I thought oh noooo I can do this! All I purchased was the cardboard from Dollar tree. I bought it already black color. And the left over cardboard I made into the photo props !!!

We wanted to create a giant polaroid as a version of a photo booth for my sister Laura's wedding. For this Project you'll need: 2 pieces of foam core board (actually 1 is sufficient, but I wanted a bit more space, for bigger groups) measuring tool pen exacto knife tape (if using two boards) printed text/shapes mod podge foam brush I just decided what dimensions looked right to me, but I ended up with the 3 sides at 4 1/4 inches and the bottom border at 9 1/2 inches. I cut one board in half…