Baby shower
Digital invitation price for a 100-guest baby shower in Porto
A digital invitation for a baby shower in Porto: €29.99 once, 100 guests on one link, RSVP in a single list. Here's what you get, and what it doesn't do
Send The Joy · October 25, 2026 · 3 min read

It's nine at night in a flat in Porto. The guest list is open on the laptop and it has just gone past a hundred names. Then someone asks the question that stops the conversation every time: what does a digital invitation for a baby shower actually cost? In Porto, for 100 guests, it's €29.99. One payment, no subscription, and you can build it and send it today from the catalogue.
That number doesn't move if the list grows or if half the people say they can't come. Below is what the €29.99 covers, how the confirmations arrive, and what the invitation honestly doesn't do, so you decide with the whole picture in front of you.
What a digital invitation for a baby shower in Porto costs
You're buying a web page for your event, with linked scenes: cover, details, photos, music and a confirmation form. It isn't a PDF and it isn't an image you attach to a message. You pay once, and the price stays the same whether 45 people open it or 100 do.
- €29.99 once per invitation. No fee per guest and no monthly subscription.
- A web page with linked scenes, not a file to download.
- Edits after sending cost nothing and keep the same link, so you don't resend it to all 100.
- 100% digital: no printing, nothing posted to anyone's door.
How much is a digital invitation for 100 baby shower guests?
You share one link. Send it by WhatsApp, show a QR code at the family lunch, paste it into a message: the cousin in Lisbon and the friend in Gaia open the same page. Nobody installs an app. The invitation runs in the browser and a guest can confirm from their phone in the time it takes to order a coffee.
You can upload up to 6 photos of your own (the scan, the room that's almost ready, the table where you'll have lunch) and they frame themselves. You choose which one is the cover, and you can swap it later.
Try the cover before you pay
In test mode you edit the cover without paying; when you buy, every scene unlocks. The editor, Joy Studio, runs in the browser with one field per detail, a character counter and a live preview. Nothing to install, and both the site and the invitation content are available in 7 languages, which helps if someone in the family reads French or German more easily than English.

€29.99, paid once. It makes no difference whether the list says 45 or 100, and the RSVP lands in one list instead of twenty chats.
Digital invitations keep every RSVP in one ordered list
Confirmations land inside the invitation, in a list, instead of scattered across twenty WhatsApp threads. You set the questions before publishing and you can adjust them later without resending anything. If the time or the place moves, you edit it and everyone sees the updated version when they open the same link: nothing to reprint, no envelopes to send. One limit worth knowing before you pay is that it's digital only, so printing and postage aren't included. If someone wants something to keep, combine: a link for the 100 and three or four printed copies for the people who'll hold on to them. If you already have a date, a place and a list that keeps growing, start today: try the cover for free and publish when it's ready.



