One person, two, three or four: who can hold the Bama Bound sign?
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Short answer
Any mix of one to four people or pets works, standing in photo order from left to right around one shared sign. A pet grips it with its front paws. Every person shown must be an adult who agreed.
Setups that work
- Just you: one photo, standing in the middle with the sign.
- Two or three friends: one photo each, in the order you want from left to right.
- Four in a row: the full lineup, all holding one sign.
- A pet: upright, holding the sign with its paws.
How pets move
A pet stands and moves like a little person, holding the sign in its front paws and bouncing on its hind legs. It keeps its own fur colour and markings.
Which photo goes where
The first photo is the leftmost, the last is the rightmost, and the others follow in order. Reorder the boxes if the line-up feels wrong.
Questions people ask
Do all of them hold the same sign?
Yes. Everyone holds one sign together.
What if I only add one photo?
Then one person or pet stands in the middle with the sign and does the whole routine alone.
Why can't I put two people in one photo?
The template reads one subject per photo. A group shot cannot be split between the places.
Make a Bama Bound video of your own
Add one to four photos and everyone holds up the red sign, lifts it overhead and jumps. Pick the words or write your own. Nothing recurs, and the finished video has no watermark.
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