Retro disco wedding invitations
A 70s disco wedding invitation that opens when you drop the needle
A disco wedding is about the party: a loft, a roller rink, a backyard with a rented dance floor, or a courthouse ceremony with the celebration afterwards. Mirror Ball is our design for it. Guests tap to drop the needle, the record spins up, the mirror ball turns and your names slide in on the beat.
Underneath is a full wedding website: the schedule set like a tracklist with one side per day, directions and add-to-calendar buttons on every event, attire with a one-line explanation, travel and hotel blocks, your story, a gallery of square album covers and an RSVP styled as a dance card.
Designs for a retro disco wedding
Mirror Ball
Cream and burnt orange, Studio night in chrome and hot pink, or 80s pastel.
Tips for your retro disco invitation
- Marrying at the courthouse first? List it as its own event, with its own time and address, next to the party.
- A themed dress code needs a plain sentence. “Cocktail with a 70s wink” plus one line on what that means saves the group chat from guessing.
- Turn on the song request in the RSVP: it gives the DJ a list and gives guests a reason to reply early.
Questions couples ask
Does the mirror ball flash?
No. The ball turns slowly, and its light spots fade up once and drift; nothing blinks or strobes. Guests who have reduced motion turned on see a short crossfade instead of the animation.
What music plays with the disco design?
A disco rhythm section written for the design: four-on-the-floor drums, octave bass, scratch guitar and electric piano under strings and vibraphone, in a 90-second loop. It starts only after a guest taps to open the invitation, and every screen has a mute button.
Does it work for a courthouse wedding with a party afterwards?
Yes. Add the courthouse ceremony and the party as separate events, each with its own time, address, directions and calendar button, and choose which events guests reply to.
Is there a dark version?
Yes. Mirror Ball has three color modes: Harvest, cream with burnt orange and gold; Studio night, a dark mode in chrome and hot pink; and 80s pastel, pink with violet and baby blue. You can switch between them in the builder and see each before you pay.
Guides that help
Dress code wording
What each dress code means and the one-line wording to put under your invitation and on your website.
Wedding invitation wording
Copy-ready wording for every host situation: parents, both families, the couple, divorced or late parents. Formal and casual versions.
RSVP wording
Formal and casual reply lines, the three-to-six-week rule, and how an online RSVP replaces the M-line card.
Make this invitation
Pick the design, add your names and events, and watch it open before you pay.