Federer, 35, had earlier broken down in tears after beating emotional Marin Cilic to make tennis history.
But the Swiss ace pulled himself together for the luxurious London bash, looking dapper in a black suit alongside Mirka, 39, in a graceful dress.
Federer cannot believe he has made it to an astounding eighth Ball – and hopes it will not be his last.
He said: “I guess it’s again disbelief that I can achieve such heights and I wasn’t sure I would ever be here again in another final.
“I’ve had some tough ones here but I always believed I could come back here again. If you believe, you can go really far in your life. I kept on dreaming and believing.
“It’s such a special court, so many legends have marked this court in the men’s and the women’s game. It is very special and from day one to finals day, Centre Court is always packed and we appreciate that.
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“I hope it isn’t my final match here and hopefully I can come back next year and defend the title.”
When asked who she wanted to dance with, the 23-year-old Spaniard, looking stunning in an elegant white number, said: “Oh, come on . . . Roger! I like Cilic, I have to say seriously, but I want to see if he’s that elegant also at dancing.”
It is traditional for the winning man and woman to dance together at the Champions Dinner.
Wimbledon 2017 winners
Men’s singles: Roger Federer
Women’s singles: Garbine Muguruza
Men’s doubles: Lukasz Kubot and Marcelo Melo
Women’s doubles: Elena Vesnina and Ekaterina Makarova
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