🎷 Beistle 1920s Jazz Band Instant Mural Wall Decor for Mardi Gras Music Party Supplies, 5ft x 6ft, Black and White Review

This was one of my favorite Great Gatsby party decorations! Looking back, I should have gotten more and made it a big focus!

Judging by the picture, the background around the players is white, but it's clear and definitely blends better with the wall. It was a pleasant surprise.

This jazz tape was such a great addition that the only thing that bothers me is the lines that appear on it when you unfold it. Other than that it looked great and really added to the atmosphere.

With the right platform/background, this affordable number will make the party fun. I used it as a photo booth for a private music party and a work event. It was a huge hit for all ages!

It was great but impossible to hang from the outside like I expected. It had no mounting option so I had to use tape and it ripped when a gust of wind hit while I taped one edge and worked on the other.

We needed a band to simulate a club party we were having for a group of friends with live music. The background of the band was absolutely perfect. The size was perfect. I use several removable poster hangers to mount it and it's been a huge hit! The only downside was that it came folded and the creases were almost impossible to iron. But once the lights went down and the show started, we forgot about the wrinkles. Very important!

Bought for a 1920's murder party. It arrived on time and in good condition but was badly dented when folded in the box. Also, it looks like a wall sticker in the product photos, but it actually looks more like a transparent foil poster. That means you can definitely see the clear plastic around the band members in black, so keep that in mind. This makes it look a little cheaper than we expected, but was still a spectacular gem at a great price.

Educational plastic, hard to get fold lines so luckily I hung it up the day before the party. Put it on our bookshelf. We first used a 2x2 long board to attach it to the bookshelf. Then we hung a white sheet for the background (it's transparent plastic), he hid the books. The husband then secured the plastic sheet over the flat panel with small trimming nails. It was backlit to highlight the silhouettes of the jazz musicians. It was a fantastic addition to our 1920's style dinner.