Dance floor
Let's dance forever
Camila & Andres
Saturday, December 4 · 8 PM
The Gilded Lounge · Chicago
Cocktail attire
RSVP by November 6
Wedding invitation template
Disco Photo Booth wedding invitation
Chrome diamonds, mirror balls and streaks of coral light on plum and black, with a likeness of the two of you at the center — a nightclub-glam wedding invitation for couples who plan to spend most of the reception dancing.
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About this designWhat makes it
What makes it
feel like the table.
- Black dance-floor field
- Deep plum facets
- Coral-lit border
- Chrome silver
The card is built from two diamonds stacked point to point. The upper one is large, traced in nested chrome and coral lines, and holds the portrait: in the sample, a couple pose close together against a dusky rose backdrop, heads touching, she looking back over her shoulder in a low-backed plum satin dress and drop earrings, he beside her in a black suit, open-collar black shirt and plum pocket square. A smaller black diamond with a fine silver edge overlaps the bottom of the photo and carries all the wording. Around both, the background is cut into angled facets of deep plum, black and grainy silver, with coral light rays streaking in from the left, drifts of coral glitter, small star-shaped glints, large mirror balls cropped by the top-left and both bottom corners, and a smaller one at the right edge.
It pairs a realistic, softly lit portrait with sharp graphic geometry. The mirror balls are rendered tile by tile, each square catching silver, black or pink reflections, the silver panels sparkle with a fine glittery grain, and the diagonal chrome lines slice across the card like beams over a dance floor. Black and plum fill most of the space, chrome silver traces the outlines, and coral is kept for the inner border, the light rays and small accents; the plum of the sample's dress and pocket square picks up the background facets, so the card feels like a late night in a mirrored lounge. The couple are fictional: in your version, Inviti AI draws a likeness of the two people from your photo into the upper diamond, keeping the geometry, mirror balls and wording around you, and the matching pieces carry the chrome and plum styling without any portrait.
“Let's dance forever” crosses the top of the details panel in tall, condensed capitals with a polished chrome finish, set between a coral starburst above and a thin coral rule with a tiny diamond at its center below. The names, “Sofia & Gabriel” on the sample, follow in wide, light silver serif capitals with a curling coral ampersand. The details are smaller, evenly spaced sans-serif capitals that alternate in color: “Saturday, November 6 · 7 PM” in coral, “The Mirror Room · Miami” in silver, “Cocktail attire” in coral again and “RSVP by October 9” in small white capitals, before a second coral starburst closes the panel at its lower point.
Good for
Where this design fits best.
- A disco or seventies-inspired evening wedding with a mirror-ball dance floor
- A cocktail-attire reception at a rooftop lounge, supper club or hotel ballroom
- A wedding with a photo booth or selfie corner at the reception
- A late-autumn or winter evening wedding styled in black, plum and silver
- A dance party for friends and family after a private ceremony or elopement
Wording ideas
What to write on a disco photo booth wedding invitation.
After the elopement
We eloped. Now let's dance.
Renee & Marcus
Friday, February 11 · 9 PM
Silver Lantern Hall · Atlanta
Dancing until late
RSVP by January 21
Under the mirror ball
Meet us under the mirror ball
Lena & Theo
invite you to dance at their wedding
Saturday, October 16 · 6:30 PM
The Starlight Room · Las Vegas
Black tie optional
The matching set
14 matching pieces for the same table.
Every piece below was made in this design with Inviti. Matching pieces are a Pro feature, and each one you request is a separate generation, so yours will follow this direction without being pixel-identical.
How it works
From this design to your invitation.
- Open Inviti AI on your iPhone and find Disco Photo Booth Wedding in Explore.
- Tap to use it, then add one clear photo of the two of you, both names, a short opening line, the date, time, venue and city, a dress code if you have one and your RSVP deadline.
- Inviti generates your version in this style. Proofread every name, date and address before sharing, and ask for a change if needed.
- Share it as an image or as one link. With Pro RSVP, guests reply from the link in their browser and you see every response in the app.
Good to know
About this template.
Will my invitation look exactly like this one?
It will follow this design's direction: a likeness of the two of you, generated from your photo, inside a large chrome-and-coral diamond, with mirror balls, plum and black facets and coral light around it, and tall chrome lettering above silver serif names on a black diamond panel. Because Inviti generates each invitation with AI from your details, the arrangement and lettering can differ from this sample.
How does the portrait in the diamond work?
It starts with one personal photo of the couple, and Inviti AI won't generate this design without one. The pair in the sample are fictional. Inviti AI redraws the upper diamond with the two people from your photo in their place, aiming to keep your recognizable features, hair and expressions, while the mirror balls, chrome outlines, layout and wording stay as they are. The portrait is a generated likeness, not your photo pasted behind the frame, and it shows no more than two faces, so use one clear, well-lit photo of just the two of you, with nobody else in it and both faces easy to see. Check both faces and every line of wording before you share, and ask for a change if anything looks off. The matching pieces are graphic only, without the portrait.
There's no photo strip. Why is it called Photo Booth?
The portrait is the photo-booth part: one posed shot of the couple, framed by chrome lines and mirror balls, rather than a strip of small frames. You don't need an actual booth at your venue, though the card suits a reception that has one. “Let's dance forever” is sample wording, so a short line of your own, such as “Meet us under the mirror ball”, fits the same spot in the tall chrome capitals, and The Mirror Room in Miami is only the sample's venue. Read the headline and details in your generated version before sending it.
Can I print it?
Yes. The invitation is designed at 5×7 inches, and the app's print preparation can lay out copies on A4 or US Letter with crop marks. Dark designs print best on matte paper; generate at full resolution rather than the introductory 1K size.
What matching pieces are there?
With Pro you can request matching pieces such as a “Wedding menu” card, a “Welcome” sign with your names and date, a “Let's dance forever” sign with your names, a “Cards & gifts” sign, a “Please sign our guest book” sign, a “Wishes for” sign that invites guests to leave notes for the two of you, a cake topper with both names, cupcake toppers with your initials, letter banner flags with an empty photo opening, food labels such as “Chocolate mousse”, water bottle labels with your names and date, “A sweet thank you” chocolate bar labels, and “Thank you” cards and tags, all drawn as graphics without the portrait. Each piece is a separate generation; the full sample set is shown below.
Begin with the momentYour disco photo booth wedding,
Your disco photo booth wedding,
with your names on it.
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