We released five new photo booth templates for December. Each one fits a different type of holiday event. Some work best for work parties. Others fit family gatherings or kids events. All five designs stay clear on screen and on paper. You can edit every template in Photoshop to match your event colors, text, and layout needs.
Scroll down to see the five new photo booth templates released this December.
Corporate Christmas Party works well for office events and formal gatherings. The candy-stripe border and soft fur edge add warmth without crowding the photo. I used a similar layout at a client event last year, and the prints stayed sharp under bright room lights. The clean text space makes it easy to add company names or dates. This theme fits company parties, client events, and team celebrations.
A Snowy Christmas uses snowflakes and frosted edges to give photos a winter feel. The layout keeps faces clear, even when guests wear hats or scarves. I recommend this design for family parties and home gatherings. It works well in small rooms because the lighter colors help photos stay bright. This theme fits Christmas parties and casual holiday events.
Season’s Sparkle keeps a calm and clean look with soft shine and simple frames. The sparkle details stay light so they do not distract from the photo. I often suggest this style for mixed-age events. It prints well on both glossy and matte paper. This template fits work events, formal dinners, and evening celebrations.
New Year’s Party focuses on strong frames and clear text. The layout supports single or multi-photo strips without losing balance. I tested this design during a countdown event, and the prints stayed readable even in low light. This theme works well for galas, corporate events, and late-night celebrations.
Noon Year’s Eve is made for iPad photo booths and daytime events. The screen layout guides guests fast and keeps buttons easy to tap. I like this design for kids events because it reduces confusion and speeds up lines. This theme fits school parties, family events, and early New Year celebrations.
Tips for Using December’s Photo Booth Templates
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Check lighting first: Holiday rooms often use string lights. Test exposure before guests arrive.
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Keep text short: Dates and event names work best with clean spacing.
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Match props to the theme: Snowflakes, hats, or signs help photos feel complete.
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Test print paper: Sparkle designs can look different on matte versus glossy paper.
- Join the Discount Club: Let clients view templates on your site while keeping your brand visible.
Final Thoughts
December events come in many styles, and these photo booth templates help cover them all. Corporate Christmas Party fits work settings. A Snowy Christmas and Season’s Sparkle suit family and formal events. New Year’s Party handles late nights, while Noon Year’s Eve supports daytime fun. Each template edits easily and prints clean, helping you deliver steady results during the busiest month of the year.
Explore our collection of December’s photo booth templates releases and give your photo booth a elegant upgrade today!
All of our photo booth templates work with all major photo booth software apps including Darkroom Booth, Snappic, Breeze Booth, dslrBooth and more.
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