Christenings
Digital Invitation for a Christening in Madrid
Where to order a digital invitation for a christening in Madrid without going to a print shop: pick a design, type in the details and the link is on WhatsApp the same day
Send The Joy · October 25, 2026 · 3 min read

It's a Tuesday evening in a flat in Chamberí. The christening is in three weeks, the parish has confirmed the date, and someone in the family group chat asks the question again: what time is it? You could spend the week dealing with paper and envelopes. You don't have to: you can put a digital invitation together from the catalogue and send the link before you go to bed.
A digital invitation is a web page for the day, not a PDF and not an image. You pick a design, type the details once, hit publish and paste the link into WhatsApp. Ten minutes is enough. Your guests open it in the browser, install nothing and reply from their phone. The christening is in Madrid: the invitation can already be on its way.
Where to Order a Digital Invitation for a Christening in Madrid
There's no print shop in the middle of this. You order from the browser, at home, with your phone in hand to copy the parish address. The digital christening invitations in the collection are filtered by style — classic, botanical, minimal — and you can try one for free: the cover is editable before you pay, and the rest of the scenes unlock when you buy. One price covers everything: 29.99 EUR per invitation, no monthly subscription, no cost per guest, whether you send it to 20 people or 120. The site and the invitation itself can be set in seven languages, which helps when part of the family reads better in English or French.
- Filter by style and open only the designs that fit the day: classic, botanical or minimal.
- Try one free and edit the cover before you pay anything.
- Buy once for 29.99 EUR: every scene, up to six photos, the music and the RSVP form.
- Set the invitation in one of seven languages if some guests read better in English or French.
The Christening Details That Cannot Be Left Out
The first thing anyone asks on WhatsApp is the time, so start there. The invitation has a field for each piece of information — the header line, the names, the date, the short phrase and the place — with a character counter so nothing gets cut off. The exact name of the parish and its address matter more than the typeface: if the christening is in a small chapel in Chamberí or a big church in Carabanchel, someone arriving late needs the place, not the decoration.
Add what happens afterwards — lunch, the snack at the grandparents' flat — and the dress code, if there is one. That's the detail somebody always ends up asking in the family group. You can upload up to six of your own photos: one of the baby on the cover and a few decorative ones. They frame themselves, and you can swap any of them later for a more recent one.

Order it online, send it by WhatsApp today, and change the time or the place later without resending a single message.
RSVP Answers That Stay Out of the Family Group Chat
Confirmations arrive inside the invitation, in one ordered list: you see at a glance who is coming and who isn't, without scrolling through eighty messages. You choose the questions on the form, so you only ask what you actually need to know that day. Nobody has to chase replies one by one. And if the time or the place changes at the last minute, you edit it and the link stays the same — guests see the updated version and there's nothing to resend. Pick the design, write the christening details and have the digital invitation on WhatsApp before the evening ends.



