Digital invitation: baby shower games before the party

There are eleven photocopies of the weight-prediction sheet on the kitchen table, two pens that stopped working in March and one answer written in pencil on the back of a shopping list. Nobody remembers who wrote "3,200 g". A digital invitation solves that before you print anything: you pick a design from the catalogue, add your questions and send the link today.

Baby shower invitations with games don't need more paper. They need the games to sit where the answers are already going: the confirmation form. Predictions, name guesses and advice for the parents arrive in one list, and on the day the table is free for cake, gifts and the bits you actually play with your hands.

Baby shower invitations with games start before the party

The weight prediction stops being a sheet balancing on the gift table. It becomes a question in the RSVP form, and each guest answers it on their phone while they say yes or no. You word it however you like and put the unit in the question itself, so nobody answers in kilos when you meant grams.

• Guess the weight: "How much will the baby weigh? Answer in grams" – written once in the form, answered by everyone who confirms.
• The name: a short free-text question, and on the day you read the answers out loud before the real name is revealed.
• Boy or girl: two closed options, so the count is finished before the cake is cut.
• Advice for the parents: one line per guest, printed afterwards on a single sheet to read over coffee.

The gift bingo, the prize wheel and the baby-food tasting stay at the party. They need people in the room, so the invitation only announces them with a time and a place. What it does hold is everything answered from a distance, and the due-date question in the same form gives you a second column without extra work.

A digital invitation keeps the answers in one list

Confirmations land inside the invitation itself, in an ordered list. You open the link and see who's coming and what they predicted, without chasing anyone on WhatsApp. Guests install nothing: they open the link in their phone browser, mark attendance and answer the questions on the same page where they saw the ultrasound photo on the cover.

Digital invitations for a baby shower are also editable after you send them. Move the shower from the living room to the garden and you change the venue and the map; the link stays the same, nobody gets a new message and everyone sees the updated version. You fill the scenes with your own text, up to six photos and music, and add a last-minute question whenever you feel like it.

The games that need hands stay at the party. The ones that need an answer arrive with the RSVP.

How much does a digital baby shower invitation cost?

29,99 EUR, one payment, no subscription. That covers the invitation page with its scenes, up to six of your own photos, the music and however many RSVP questions you need. Pick a design, try it free, set up the weight question and publish the link. The first prediction arrives before the first guest does.