The ❤ welcome space found on Pinterest looks stylish and exhibition-like when using multiple copper stands.

2023.04.05 published

A Space to Display Lots of Photos *

I discovered this kind of welcome space decoration at a wedding in Singapore or some other foreign country.

Prepare several black copper stands...

It's an idea to display larger printed papers of the couple's wedding photos like rolled scrolls! *

You might not see such scenes in Japanese weddings.

When it comes to displaying photos in Japanese welcome spaces,

it's usually

"showing a single photo in a welcome board"

or

"displaying several smaller photos on photo panels or IKEA's Mälardalen."

That's the standard approach.

However, I thought it was dynamic and wonderful that in foreign countries, they display large-sized photos lined up on copper stands.

This seems replicable ♡

If the welcome space or reception area of the venue is spacious, and you can prepare the copper stands and print the papers...

This decoration could definitely be recreated, right?

If you're going to do it *

It's recommended to prepare copper stands that are not all the same shape *

Having frames of different heights and widths will create a nice visual variety.

➡ Check out copper stands on Amazon

For printing, it’s best to ask a printing service that offers large format prints, tapestry printing, or hanging banner printing.

(It was also available at places like Kinko's.)

Since the paper (or fabric) is large, you can collage multiple photos, and if you match them with the black copper stands, processing them with a slightly darker tone might also create a nice atmosphere.

A Decoration Like an Exhibition for Two People ♡

The big highlight of this decoration is being able to print and display not just one photo but several very large ones.

It’s great to be able to choose as many pre-shoot photos as you like for guests to see,

and it gives a bit of an exhibition-like, museum-like atmosphere, which is wonderful! ♡

While it might be a bit of an elaborate item, it's certainly not difficult to prepare.

Why not try this as a decoration for your welcome space? ♡