Whether you’re planning a full-on Saturday Night Fever-style bash or just want to add a bit of retro glitz and glam to your day, nothing says “party” quite like a disco ball. Hang your disco ball wedding decor from the ceiling, use them as centrepieces to your tables or down the aisle, or even as photobooth props. Their sparkling and reflective surfaces catch any light and will add instant ambience to any space.

One of the best things about disco balls is that they fit any season, any time and are therefore brilliantly versatile additions to your party decor. Incorporate them into your wedding backdrop or floral displays, use mini ones on your cake and signage, and for a festive celebration you could even give them as unique Christmas decoration favours! Here are a few fun ways to add some disco ball party sparkle to your day.

Glitzy Disco Ball Wedding Decor Ideas

Think outside the photo prop box and bring the drama with a backdrop surrounded by disco balls.

Disco Fever! Try lining your ceremony aisle with mirror balls nestled into fresh florals.

Disco balls add instant sparkle where ever they land, in this case flanking either side of a photo arch framed by colourful streamers.

Disco ball top table? Yes please. Go all out with your disco decor with a stunning floral arch over your sweetheart table, incorporating dahlias and disco balls – a great 1970s classic combo.

Bring on the bling. Try dressing your venue with eye catching disco balls as props.

And you could use the disco ball shape to create a fab photo backdrop for guests too.

Meet us under the disco ball! Light up the dancefloor with silver glitter balls as shimmering ceiling decor.

Or group the glitter balls together to create a stunning focal point above your reception tables.

To further the chic disco feel you could include a mini disco ball at each place setting.

Or just liberally place disco balls down the centre of your reception tables.

Not just any decoration! A disco ball can also always be used as a transformative photo prop.

Or if your theme is pure disco why not add mini ones as novel cake toppers on your wedding cake?

You could also use disco ball shaped candle holders for added glitz and glam which was the perfect accompaniment for this wow Lambeth wedding cake.

Want to give a unique spin to your flowers on your reception tables or overhead? Try disco ball shaped vases.

The original light reflectors, the gleam of a disco ball will send out daylight in all directions, and in the evening will complement the sheen of disco lights.

For extra party vibes just add colourful flowers and ribbonsl!

And while on the subject of mixing it up, how about a gold disco ball to add an unexpected midas touch to your scheme?

Finally, no wedding dance floor DJ area can be complete without a disco ball over the dance floor. Enjoy that first dance boogie – and see below for a snapshot on how to add some disco glamour to your day.

Our Top Tips for Disco Ball Wedding Decor

• For floral arrangements you could style disco balls into both fresh and dried flowers, add little ones into bouquets or incorporate some disco ball shaped vases into your decor. Hang them from the ceiling, style them at the aisles or use them in a photo-worthy bridal arch.
• Create a disco-tastic top table and mix disco balls, flowers and neon signs for full-on Studio 54 effect. You could also add mini disco balls to place settings and style liberally down tables for shimmering effect.
• Set the wedding and DJ stage as well as the dancefloor with a display of disco balls overhead.
• Bring some bling to your cake by surrounding it with disco balls.
• Depending on the level of disco you want to bring into your day you could continue the theme into signage, invites and place cards.

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