Digital invitation: baby shower guessing game

A digital invitation can start the baby shower guessing game before anyone cuts the cake. You open the link on your phone, tap the first scene and land on a question: 'Boy or girl?' The date and address come after. You can create and send one today from the catalogue, with guests answering from their phone and no app to install.

The point is not to turn the whole shower into a quiz. One guess on the cover, one short RSVP form, and the rest of the invitation still does its job: tell people when and where to come.

A digital invitation starts the first guess

Use the cover for one photo and one line: 'Guess who's coming' above your names. Skip the welcome paragraph nobody reads. If asking for a size feels pushy, make it the first RSVP question: '52 or 56?' Guests answer from their phone. The next scene gives the date and place, and the invitation moves them through the scenes one by one, like turning pages in a notebook.

• Cover: one photo and one line, 'Guess who's coming', above your names.
• RSVP: three questions at most - boy or girl, due date and birth weight.
• Name bet: one line with an example in the label, 'They will be called...', so nobody writes a paragraph.
• Event details: time and map on the place scene; keep the birth-time guess in the game question.

How to create digital invitations for a baby shower guessing game

Set the questions in the RSVP form and stop there. Three is enough: boy or girl, due date, birth weight. For the name bet, give one line and an example in the label. Keep event details apart from predictions: the shower time goes with the place and map; the birth-time guess belongs to the game. The answers sit with the RSVPs in one ordered list, not in forty separate messages.

A baby shower digital invitation with a guessing game only works if the details stay in one place. The question, date, venue and answers live in the same link. Nobody installs an app: your aunt opens it in her phone browser, answers and closes it. The price is 29.99 EUR per invitation, a one-time payment with no subscription. You can test the cover free in test mode; buying unlocks every scene.

The invitation asks one good question, then gets out of the way.

The game continues at the cake table

Put a small QR card on the cake table so a late guest can add a prediction without asking for the link. Keep five printed cards for the people who will want to keep their guess, and leave the link for everyone else. The final scene can open with the photo already revealed, so anyone who checks the invitation after the shower sees how the game ended. Choose a design, build the first guess on the cover and preview it in test mode before you pay. The digital invitation is shared with a link or QR code, edited when needed and keeps the predictions in one list.