Hen and stag parties

Caravan Hen Party Invitations: €29.99 Fixed Fee

A digital invitation that sets the route, the stops, and who's driving. No one asks in the group chat where it is. Here's what it costs and what to check before you pay.

Send The Joy · October 2, 2026 · 3 min read

Two women on the back step of a white caravan at golden hour, one holding a phone with a digital invitation. — A digital invitation that sets the route, the stops, and who's driving. No one asks in the group chat where it is. Here's what it costs and what to check before you pay.

It's the week before the hen do. The group chat has a flood of messages, three different meeting times, and no one can remember who's driving. Someone asks again: 'Where are we meeting on Saturday?' You scroll back, but the answer is buried under emojis and a photo of an inflatable flamingo.

A digital invitation for a caravan hen party fixes that. You set the route once, add the stops, and everyone opens the same link. No app, no PDF, no screenshots of a screenshot. Just the details, in order.

Caravan Hen Party Invitations: What €29.99 Covers

The price is a one-time payment of €29.99 per invitation. No subscription, no modules you unlock later. What you see in test mode is what you pay. Before you buy, you can edit the cover for free in Joy Studio. If the design doesn't match the caravan vibe, you switch templates without spending anything.

One-time €29.99 fee per invitation, no subscription.
Edit the cover free in Joy Studio before you pay.
All scenes unlocked when you buy: route, stops, times, RSVP.
Share by link, QR code, or message—guests don't install anything.

The Route Lives in the Scenes, Not in the Group Chat

Scenes are chained together. Each one has its own text and photos. You can set a cover with the date, a meeting point with the time, dinner and last dance. So 'Saturday at 10:30, village car park' doesn't get lost between emojis. You get up to 6 photos, with automatic cropping and a cover photo you choose. The caravan parked at sunset can be the first thing everyone sees.

Fields are separate: title, names, date, phrase, and place. Each has a character counter. So 'who's driving and who's bringing ice' is easy to read at a glance, not buried in a long paragraph. You can edit after sending, and the link stays the same. Change the meeting point or dress code—no need to resend anything.

The invitation is the one part of the hen do that doesn't send a second bill.
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RSVP Inside the Invitation: No Chasing Replies

Confirmations arrive in a neat list inside the invitation. Not scattered across three chats. You can configure the form questions: keep only what you'll actually use, like name, plus-one, and a short note. Remove the rest. No more chasing answers on WhatsApp. Whoever opens the link responds from their phone, in the same place they read the departure time.

The Invitation Isn't the Big Cost of a Caravan Hen Do

The big spend is the route: rental, fuel, and stops. The invitation is the part you decide once and it doesn't bill again. Small overruns come from changes: reprinting posters, resending the new time, or a second round of messages to find out who's coming. With €29.99 you pay once and edit whenever you want. Moving the meeting point or changing the dress code doesn't create a second payment or a second send. It's digital: no printing or shipping. If someone wants paper, the sensible thing is to combine: link for everyone, a few printed copies for whoever will keep them.

Before you book the caravan, build the invitation and see how the route reads. Try it free—you decide after. When it fits, unlock it for €29.99 and the same link keeps working even if the plan changes.