70s wedding vibe

They had to downsize their party, and the venue moved from an East London nightclub to a pub, but the gold color palette and disco theme remained.

Following a "less is more" approach, Bre and Zach's Miller's Landing elopement turned out to be everything they had envisioned and more.

70s retro funky wedding inspiration

Brie started her wedding planning from a place of 'formal flower power'. She and fiance Ryan both knew they wanted their ceremony entrance song to be Neil Young's Harvest Moon (they had an acoustic version of the Poolside cover performed by Ryan's friend on guitar) and they wanted to arrive to their reception to I Was Made for Loving You by KISS. So, they also wanted a theme which fit the same vibes. The retro, 70s influence came through strong when they started to look at colours and decor.

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Taylor and Javier were sure about two things when it came to planning their wedding at Rambling Rose Ranch: it would be everything but traditional and aTaylor and Javier's wedding at Rambling Rose Ranch is everything but traditional and a most magical day filled with color and 70s flare.

It's a spring wedding with 70s vibes. We love the homage to the 70s-inspired neutral color palette with pops of springtime color throughout. Don't miss the vintage lace wedding dress, burnt orange suit, plus an on theme outfit change into a floral wedding gown.

Vintage glam at its best: these dreamy 70s-inspired wedding ideas are absolutely perfect for retro enthusiasts.

Natasha and Jake's love for all things retro is totally evident in their wedding. The couple, who renovated their home into a 1970s haven, decided to celebrate their wedding day in their own backyard, transforming it into an oasis reminiscent of a music festival.