Digital invitation for a Bachelorette Party in Lisbon

It's three weeks before the trip and your group chat is a mess. Someone asks what time dinner is, another wants the address, and a third hasn't confirmed. You haven't sent anything yet. A digital invitation fixes that: one link with the date, time, place and map. You can create and send it today from the catalogue. For a bachelorette party in Lisbon, that link is the difference between planning and chaos.

Lisbon has plans for every budget. Digital invitations keep the link, the time and the RSVP in order. Here's what to do, what to ask, and what it costs.

Digital invitation for a bachelorette party in Lisbon: pick the area first

Choose the area before the bar. Alfama works for the first toast: a miradouro with views over the Tagus at 20:00, then dinner at 21:30 in a small tasca, moving on foot. Cais do Sodré if someone lasts until 4:00: early dinner, cocktails after, taxi back for those who leave early. Príncipe Real for an afternoon plan: terrace, shared plates and a wine bar, a format that suits the one who doesn't dance and the one arriving by train.

• Alfama: first toast at a miradouro at 20:00, dinner at 21:30 in a small tasca, walk between.
• Cais do Sodré: early dinner, cocktails after, taxi back for those who call it a night early.
• Príncipe Real: afternoon terrace, shared plates and a wine bar, works for all energy levels.
• Put the exact meeting point in the invitation so nobody has to ask for the address.

What to ask on your digital invitation's RSVP

Ask only what you'll use. 'Are you coming to dinner?', 'Are you staying for the Saturday toast?' and 'Are you arriving Friday or Saturday?'. Answers arrive in an ordered list inside the invitation itself, so you don't chase anyone by direct message. The form is configured question by question before you publish, and it looks the same on mobile and desktop.

Keep it simple. The fewer questions, the faster people reply. You can change the questions later if you need to, and the link stays the same.

The digital invitation keeps the time, the map and the RSVP in one link, so nobody asks 'what time was it?' three days before the trip.

What does a digital invitation cost for a bachelorette in Lisbon?

€29.99 per invitation, one-time payment, no subscription. The same price if you end up being eight or eighteen. Try it free before you pay: in test mode you edit the cover and see the design without buying. Changing the toast time doesn't mean reprinting or resending envelopes. If someone in the group still wants paper, combine: link for everyone and a couple of printed copies for whoever keeps them. Photos, music and scenes: the invitation opens like a plan. Up to 6 of your own photos, music and chained scenes. Anyone opening it on the metro understands in ten seconds that there's dinner, a toast and dancing. You can change any photo after sending, including the cover, without touching the link. Ready to start? Create your digital invitation, try it free and publish when you have the first toast time.