40+ Aesthetic New Year's Wallpaper & Backgrounds |

There’s something so vintage and romantic about New Year’s Eve. Even though we only get a week leading up to it, it’s such a fun time to go all out.

This year looks a little different of course, but I’m still finding ways to get myself in the New Year’s Eve mood.

I’m focusing a lot more on decorating, crafting cocktails, playing music, etc., and less on my actual plans for the evening.

Today, I’m compiling my favorite New Year’s wallpaper options, many of which really show the aesthetic that I love during the last month of the year.

I think that these New Year’s wallpaper backgrounds are so fun and really get you in the NYE spirit!

I included a bunch of different wallpaper options. You’ll find everything from vintage champagne glasses to sparklers and computer-generated collages.

Most of these wallpaper backgrounds will work perfectly for a smartphone or iPhone, but I included different download directions below.

I hope you love these New Year’s wallpapers as much as I do!

How to Save on the Phone:

Press and hold the photo that you want and click save to iPhone. This should work on Androids as well!

You might need to crop some of these wallpaper options a bit depending on the size of your phone screen but they all look great even when adjusted.

Once you’ve saved the photo to your camera roll, you can go into settings and change your wallpaper.

How to Save on the Computer:

Right click and click save to desktop (or whatever folder you prefer). Once the photo is saved to your computer, you can go into settings and change your wallpaper.

Note: The sizing is slightly different on each phone and computer so you may have to crop these photos slightly to fit your phone.

How To Choose A Wallpaper That Works:

Keep in mind that you can use any of these wallpaper options for your home screen, your lock screen, or both.

I like to set a different photo as each screen so I get to pick out two wallpaper options.

I also find that a muted wallpaper works better for my home screen so that I can see my apps, while any wallpaper works well for the lock screen.

If you do find a bolder wallpaper that you really want to use for you home screen, try adding a muted overlay on the photo using an editing app like Canva or Tezza.

Don’t worry if you need to crop these wallpaper options to fit your phone. Every phone has slightly different dimensions, but these options should all look good on most smartphones.

Lastly, I recommend saving a bunch of options so that you can see what you actually like once you’re in your settings. Wallpaper downloads always look a little different when they’re actually on your iPhone.