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Amanda Greenberg

· January 28, 2021 June 29, 2022

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Decades come and go, but disco theme party ideas will be some of our favorites forever. From bouncy beats to hair that scrapes the ceiling and disco balls as far as the eye can see (oh how we love those disco balls), there’s nothing quite like taking your first step into a disco-themed party (and never wanting to look back).
The 1970s were full of hardships and controversies — from women’s rights to Watergate, the list goes on. Yet, throughout these struggles also came an epic era that would go down as one of the best decades in history — especially when it came to events and celebrations . Enter: the birth of our beloved disco and its parties.
There’s nothing quite like taking your first step into a disco-themed party (and never wanting to look back).”
Just like those who made an impact in the 1970s, we will all persevere through the COVID-19 pandemic and emerge stronger — and ready to celebrate like never before. Now is the time to imagine your first event back, and these 30 disco theme party ideas are sure to bring out your inner dancing queen. So let’s all do a little dance, and start planning our disco theme parties tonight.
Roller disco and a silent disco were merged together to create one unforgettable event experience. With a retro arcade, a throwback roller rink, and an entrance lined with 1970s music legends, this party would make moguls from Diana Ross to the Bee Gees proud.
It only makes sense that a disco ball this grand belongs to a Las Vegas New Year’s Eve event. With a sequin-filled club and hair so big you know it’s from the 70s, this party welcomed 2020 right.
photographer: Casey Jade | planner: Kat Napolitano | design: MRE | venue & caterer: The Mirage | entertainment: Infiniti Creative | a/v & lighting: Encore Creative
Remind us to look at this design next time we’re seeking seating chart ideas. Who wouldn’t want to find their table with a turntable place card display? “Groovy glamor” was the design inspiration, to which we say, a job well done.
photographer: Theresa Elizabeth Photography | planner: Amanda Price Events | floral: Duia and Jean Florals and Events | venue: New Orleans Culinary Hospitality Institute | rentals & lighting: Firefly Ambiance
Who said disco is dead? Even our little ones can appreciate a good disco ball — or in this case, a disco ball-inspired party cup. We love how this at-home kids birthday party put a French twist on our favorite decade.
photographer: Anny Photography | planner & design: CG & Co Events | floral: Edge Floral Event Designers | balloons: All About Balloons
With shimmering disco ball escort cards and metallic footwear provided at the door, guests were led into this Bat Mitzvah party with a pleasant experience in mind.
The promise of comfortable feet meant there was no hesitation when it came to letting loose on the disco ball-topped dance floor — and we can’t help but dream of the day we’ll be groovin’ to our favorite tunes again.
photographer: Kari Otero Photography ; Gustavo Campos | planner & design: Florie Huppert Design | floral: Ovando Design and Production | venue & caterer: SECOND. | a/v & lighting: Fusion Productions | entertainment: Total Entertainment
The queen of disco deserves nothing but the best party the theme has ever seen. The opening for The Cher Show on Broadway was filled with mylar fringe, tassels, mirrorballs, and the most iconic palette to support the era’s superstar.
photographer: Osh Images | planner & production: Apotheosis Events | design: TINSEL Experiential | venue: Pier Sixty | lighting: L&M Sound and Light
Nothing embodies the 70s like a psychedelic event design. Silver streamer-covered walls paired with moody red uplighting and an on-theme DJ booth created one of the most enticing 50th birthday parties we’ve seen.
photographer: Cooked Photography | planner: Love This Day Events | production & design: Pink Monkey Solutions | venue: Dunton
The addition of disco balls to an array of sophisticated chandeliers was exactly the party element this rustic-chic wedding needed. With spherical reflections jumping across the dance floor, no guest could resist getting up to boogie.
photographer: Norman & Blake | planner: ASE, Amanda Savory Events | design & floral: Rye Workshop | venue & caterer: Cedar Lakes Estate | entertainment: Element Music
Are you digging this theme as much as we are? We’re obsessed with the combination of disco and dim sum at this corporate dinner party — not to mention the incorporation of sparkling sequin table linens, the niftiest menus, and kaleidoscopic wall prints.
photographer: Kent Drake Photography | design, décor & floral: HMR Designs | venue: The Langham, Chicago | invitations & menus: HH Design | linen: Nuage Designs | a/v: PSAV
Droga5 turned disco into an on-brand disc5 for their annual company holiday event. We love their unique take on the popular party theme, with disco balls arranged into throw pillows, the addition of gold disco balls above the dance floor, and the eclectic furniture placed throughout the party.
photographer, production & design: TINSEL Experiential | venue: INDUSTRIA | lighting: Pegasus Productions | rentals: Patina Rentals
If disco went on a tropical vacation, we imagine it would look like this. Pampas grass — one of our favorite wedding trends — came together with leafy palms to top the party’s center disco ball in a way we never would have thought of — and now can’t live without.
One dance floor disco ball may be enough for some, but certainly not for this Bar Mitzvah boy. We’re in awe of the way the light reflecting spheres remind us of both a starry night and the infamous party era.
photographer: Michael Jurick Photography | planner: Gourmet Advisory Services | design & floral: Atlas Floral Decorators | design: Michael Kolins | venue & caterer: The Pierre Hotel | lighting: Frost Productions
A modern reception gave way to an exclusive, “disco inferno” wedding after party — and we’re obsessed with every detail. The monochromatic palette, cluster of mirrored balls reflecting onto the dance floor, and retro-inspired lounge areas, ensured every guest was ready to keep the party going into the morning.
photographer: Kent Drake Photography | planner: Reva Nathan | décor: HMR Designs | venue: Four Seasons Hotel Chicago
By now you know the drill: disco balls hovering over dance floors, sparkling silvers reflecting off of every corner, and the best music the 1970s had to offer filling the room.
But what you don’t know is that every groovy get together is different — including this Studio 54-inspired birthday. A living sushi display — yes, you read that right — sparkling floral centerpieces, and even on-theme bathroom décor, made this bash truly epic.
photographer: Nina Sutherland Photography | planner: Creative Touch Party Design | design, décor & floral: Richard Grille Events | venue: The Country Club at Mirasol
We love how every inch of this birthday party was covered in groovy elements — including the guest book corner. Illusional wall coverings and mystifying lava lamp décor proved to be the ultimate throwback elements at this foxy fête.
Michael Kors teamed up with Interview Magazine to transform a fashion-forward NYC event into a Studio 54 flashback. We never thought we’d love something more than a disco ball-covered ceiling — branded, disco ball furniture convinced us otherwise.
photo: Jules Stevens Studio | planner & staffing: The HighLife Productions | agency: The Mavenry Agency | venue: The Fleur Room
This milestone birthday party was as epic as it looks. To guests’ surprise, they were led to a private hotel suite-turned event space, where an intimate dinner turned into the ultimate dance party.
Foil fringe-covered walls, disco ball-inspired menus, and classic 1970s sweets from Twinkies to Ding Dongs made this a night they won’t soon forget.
photographer: Michael Blanchard | planner: AJ Events | venue: Four Seasons Hotel Boston | a/v: 4 Wall | dj: Liz Ladoux
Friday night and the lights are certainly not low. This colorful 65th birthday bash has us mesmerized from floor to glistening ceiling. Put marquee “disco” signage and a silver candy bar on our next birthday wish list.
photographer: Kyle Lemburg | planner: Sabrina LeRoy | floral & centerpieces: Themes and Flowers | design & venue: House of Blues Anaheim | confetti cannon: Confetti Unlimited | marquee: My Marquee SD | furniture & dance floor: Absolutely Fabulous | lighting: Mix One Sound
Desert and disco is the combination we never knew we needed. This groovy — and intimate — bachelorette party proves open air soirées with your closest friends can be just as incredible.
photographer: Kaitlynn Boyd | production & catering: Cloth & Flame | design: Nicole Suerez
We just discovered tie dye florals — and we’re never going back. It’s only fitting that a 70th birthday was celebrated with the most incredible 70s décor, from a disco ball photo wall to a light up dance floor, unforgettable outfits, and costume props served to guests on silver platters. Talk about good vibes.
We’re all about adding a funky element to your wedding lounge — and this couple executed it perfectly. From the mesmerizing disco ball furniture to the complete color transformations that awaited in each room, we couldn’t have imagined a cooler wedding than this one.
A cotton candy fun room was far from the only creative set up at this corporate holiday party. That’s right: an actual “caro-soul” took guests on a ride around the party as they listened to 70s hits and danced the night away.
photographer: Callie Biggerstaff | production & design: kapture vision | venue: AV Irvine
What’s a better party trick than a customized cocktail? The photos from this birthday alone are transporting us 50 years backward — and we want nothing more. Put disco ball cake pops and neon party vests on our list of must-have party elements.
photographer: Arte De Vie | production & design: Z Event Company | floral: Urban Earth | venue: Tableau Restaurant | cocktails: The Grand Bevy | linen: Cloth Connection
Vegas and disco go together like brides and bouquets. We’re obsessed with how this fun-loving bride and groom made their intimate Sin City nuptials completely their own — from their radiant, 70s-inspired outfits to their unique desert décor.
photographer: Let Me Show You Love | design & décor: Miss Daisy
Suddenly, we want to take a disco dip. This party was ahead of it’s time — we’re talking pre Kylie Skin launch — with glistening, interactive bathroom décor for photos to remember the night with — as if guests could ever forget it.
photographer & producer: Fauxcades | venue: Gilley’s Dallas | lighting & disco ball: BEYOND
Everyone will turn into a dancing queen at a celebration like this. Pampas grass and marquee signage met illuminating disco décor to create the most glamourous, Studio 54-chic party New York City has seen since 1978.
photographer: Filip Wolak | planner: Twenty Three Layers | venue: 214 Lafayette | printing: Bombshell Graphics
Turning 40 never looked so fun. Edible disco balls and a disco-inspired dessert display made for the perfect feminine take on the 1970s. The disco ball balloon bouquets are enough to make us want to throw our own intimate soirée.
photographer & planner: Little Miss Party | balloons: Studio DIY Shop | cake: Making That Cake
We’re not sure if disco had ever seen daylight before, but it turns out it looks just as glam under the sun. The disco-inspired park party was the perfect combination of carnival-chic and 70s glam.
photographer: Shannon Olesak | planner: Stacey Events | venue: Colonial Lake Park
What’s not to love about a product launch with a Studio 54 spin? Flashy photo ops made of metallic tinsel and disco balls (what else?) were too good not to pose in front of as guests enjoyed their time above the New York City skyline.
The party somehow merges futuristic vibes with retro glam, and we’re absolutely here for it.
photo courtesy of & venue: ASPIRE at One World Observatory | planner: MAO Public Relations | production: Bednark | De Facto | lighting: LEVY | NYC | rentals: Glam Party Rentals
There’s a lot to love about the 70s — and big hair is most certainly one of them. Studio 54 wouldn’t feel right without luscious locks towering the dance floor.
So we had to pay our respects to this 70s-inspired anniversary, which had guests rocking their grooviest tie-dye and even better bell bottoms (you know, the ones that make our modern flare jeans look skinny).
The rooftop event’s mobile catering station is just one of the elements we’d love at our next outdoor event.
photographer: Alisha Maria Photography | planner: Nicole Guilmartin Events | venue: 9Ofs | caterer: MAX Ultimate Food | rentals: PEAK Event Services
Read on to learn more about planning your disco party theme party on PartySlate .
First things first. We always start by selecting a venue (or deciding to party from home). After you have a place, date, and time, hire a party planner (especially for events with over 20 guests). Your party planner will help guide you in your decision making process based on your event type (birthday, wedding after party, anniversary, and so on). And speaking of guests, invitations are up next.
Now it’s time to discover your style. Do you want to deck your party out in disco balls? Are you going for a more subtle design? We love metallic tinsel and tassel for disco theme parties , along with bold lighting (think spotlights that sway across the dance floor), and of course, you can’t count out a good DJ, band, or playlist. You can find all of your disc
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