Digital invitation price for a beach baby shower

You've picked the beach. Now someone has to tell twenty people which stretch of sand, what time, and whether to bring a layer for later. Paper does that once and then stops: the tide moves, the hour changes, and you end up texting corrections at eleven at night. A digital invitation for a beach baby shower works differently. It's one link you can create and send today from the catalogue, and it stays editable afterwards without you resending a thing.

Here's the price, what sits inside it, and where paper starts losing to sand.

How much does a digital invitation for a beach baby shower cost?

One price: €29.99 per invitation, paid once. No monthly plan, no fee that grows with the guest list. Your budget is the same whether you invite twelve people or sixty, which matters when the aunts, the cousins and the whole office group end up on the same list.

• You can try a design free in test mode, edit the cover with the baby's name and the date, and only pay when you're happy with it. Buying unlocks every scene.
• The amount is shown in euros. If you're organising from outside the eurozone, check the day's rate with your bank or card first — that final figure isn't set by the brand.
• The €29.99 covers the whole invitation, not a single screen: all the scenes, the photos, the music and the confirmation questions.
• What it does not cover: printing, envelopes or postage. It's 100% digital, and that's precisely why the number looks the way it does.

What your €29.99 digital invitation actually includes

You're not buying a PDF or a flat image. You get a web page for your event. You share a link, a QR code or a message, and guests open it in the browser on their phone — nothing to install, no account to make, no app to chase.

Inside, up to six of your own photos: the scan, the banner, the sea behind it all. You choose which one leads the cover and you can swap any of them later. Add music, set the confirmation questions you want to ask, and write the whole thing in Portuguese, Spanish, English or any of the other available languages — useful when half the family is in Brazil and half is in Europe.

One payment, one link: change the hour and the invitation changes with it.

Why sand is hard on paper and easy on a link

A card propped on a wooden table next to the sand curls with the damp and leaves with the first gust. The link doesn't wrinkle. If the tide or the rain pushes the time back, you edit the invitation and the address stays exactly the same — nobody has to be re-sent an envelope or reprint anything.

Confirmations land in a list inside the invitation itself, in order. No scrolling through three different family group chats trying to work out who said yes and who said nothing.

Digital invitations for a beach baby shower vs paper: what you really pay

Add up paper honestly: design, printing, postage, and a second print run when the time changes. None of those lines exist here. If someone in the family wants something to hold, the sensible split is a link for everyone and two or three printed copies for whoever will actually keep them. Before you compare anything, ask what the price includes — here it's digital only, no app of its own and no physical delivery, and that's the whole reason the cost is what it is.

So: pick a design by style, type the label, the names, the date, one line and the exact meeting point on the sand — “by the coconut stand, left side of the beach”. Publish with one button, drop the link in the family chat with a single sentence: beach baby shower, confirm here. Save the QR on your phone for whoever turns up on the day. If the spot moves, you edit it and the same link shows the new version.