Button cuffs are a simple method to add vintage vibes to your look

Etsy also predicted the '70s style will make its way into weddings in the annual wedding trends report. Searches for '70s invitations increased by 18 percent, while looks for disco ball items also grew by 18 percent. The brand predicted couples would still gravitate toward "groovy lettering, retro color palettes, and disco décor" to create their wedding stick out. So, whilst not all brides may go for brightly colored wedding gowns or statement bell sleeves, the '70s style continues to be emerging in subtle designs.

Yes, you can look like a disco ball on your wedding day if you wish to. This jumpsuit is included in all-over sequins, which can make you reflect light at all angles. With a plunging neckline and bell sleeves and pant legs, this '70s-style jumpsuit will stick out for all the right reasons. Wear it for your ceremony to have an unforgettable look, or utilize it as your reception outfit to celebrate in fashion.

Button cuffs are a simple method to add vintage vibes to your look. Since this is a brief dress, put it on for a minimum, a town hall elopement, or perhaps a second marriage ceremony. Having two looks is a great method to embrace an of-the-moment trend without having to sacrifice a timeless wedding gown.

When paired together, this dress-and-cape combo may be the epitome of the '70s style. Oversized lace embroidery modernizes the modified A-line dress.

This '70s-inspired wedding dresses is all about the facts. The tiered lace skirt is balanced out with Swiss dot sleeves, causing this to be a fresh adaptation from the recycled trend.

With intricate graphic lace, cascading statement sleeves along with a detailed train, this gown is ideal for brides that are looking for a dramatic look. The flutter sleeves transition right into a cape on the back, which serves as a modern iteration of structured capes which were beloved within the '70s.