Digital invitation for a baptism in Bilbao, from your phone

You're at the kitchen table in Bilbao with forty names on the back of an envelope, a photo of the baby on your phone, and no clear idea of what comes next. The baptism is set for a Saturday in June, at the church up the street, with lunch afterwards for whoever stays. A digital invitation for a baptism in Bilbao covers most of that in one sitting: you pick a design from the catalogue, fill in the details and send one link today.

No print run. No envelopes. No afternoon walking between stationery shops in the Casco Viejo and Indautxu. The invitation is a web page, and it goes where your guests already are: a message on their phone.

Digital invitations for a baptism in Bilbao, ordered from the browser

You don't have to leave the flat. Open the collection, filter by style and choose the design that fits the day. Then try it free: in test mode you edit the cover without paying anything. When you buy, every scene of the invitation unlocks, and you keep working in the same editor.

• A design you actually like. Filter by style in the collection: classic, modern, floral.
• The basics: the baby's name, the date, the time and the church.
• Up to six of your own photos, with one marked as the cover and the rest decorative.
• The dedication line, the dress code if there is one, and the RSVP questions you need answered.

How much does a digital invitation for a baptism in Bilbao cost?

29.99 EUR. One payment, no subscription, and the same price in Bilbao as anywhere else. There's no delivery charge because nothing gets delivered, and no extra cost to unlock a page later: every scene is included from the start.

If the lunch moves to half past two, or the ceremony moves to another chapel, you edit it in the same place. The link doesn't change, you don't pay again, and nobody has to be told to look at a new version.

One link does the whole job: the invitation, the changes and the confirmations live in the same place.

Photos, wording and RSVP: you fill it in yourself

Everything happens in the editor, in the browser, with nothing to install. Each detail has its own field — name, date, place, dedication — so nothing ends up crammed into a single paragraph. A character counter stops a long line from breaking the layout, and the preview updates as you type. Up to six of your own photos go in and frame themselves; you can swap any of them later. Music too, and the RSVP questions you actually want to ask.

Guests open the link in whatever browser they use and confirm without installing an app. The answers land in a list inside the invitation, in order, so you're not scrolling through chats to work out who's coming. Change the time or the address after sending and everyone sees the updated version.

Want paper? Print a few copies and keep the link for everyone

This is digital: no printing and no envelopes in the post. If an aunt wants something to hold, print one copy for her or for the album and leave the link for everybody else. Guests need a phone, tablet or computer with a connection, so mention it in advance if someone in the family doesn't use WhatsApp. The link travels by message, email or QR code, and nobody has to hand out envelopes across Bilbao.

You can have it ready tonight: choose a design, try it free, publish and send the link. In Send The Joy the digital invitation for a baptism costs 29.99 EUR, one payment, and you can edit it after sending without changing the link.