Digital invitation cost: christening in Malaga, 50 guests

The christening is at noon in the church round the corner, lunch is booked in Pedregalejo for half past two, and coffee afterwards at the grandparents' place because nobody wants to say goodbye at six. Fifty people, give or take. Before anyone calls the printer, here is the number that decides it: a digital invitation costs 29.99 EUR, one payment, no subscription, and you can build and send yours today from the catalogue. Below is the honest breakdown of how much a christening invitation costs in Malaga for 50 guests.

Two figures matter. What you pay once, and what you keep paying every time a time or a place changes. The second one is where paper gets expensive.

How much does a digital christening invitation cost for 50 guests?

One price, closed. 29.99 EUR per invitation, paid once, with no subscription behind it. It costs the same whether the link goes to all fifty guests or to twelve, and it doesn't move if you add photos or rewrite the wording. Anything printed is a separate decision, and usually a small one.

• 29.99 EUR per invitation, one payment, no subscription — the same whether you send it to 50 guests or to 12.
• Before you compare with paper, ask the printer for the per-unit price and add the design, the envelopes and home delivery separately. Then put that total next to 29.99 EUR.
• Included in those 29.99: the event page, up to six of your own photos, music, the RSVP questions you set, and the edits you make after sending, at no extra cost.
• Count households, not people. Fifty guests can be twenty-two links: one per family, one for the godparents, one for the grandparents.

Digital invitations: the costs nobody puts in the budget

The invisible line item is the change. The restaurant moves lunch to one o'clock, or the church confirms a different time. On paper that means new copies, another round of deliveries and an apology to everyone holding the old card. With digital invitations you edit, and the same link shows the updated version, so nobody has to be told twice.

Delivery costs an afternoon, too. Driving across Malaga dropping off cards, against one message to the christening group that takes two minutes. And the route matters more than the design: church, lunch, then the grandparents' place. The invitation has to name all three with a map and a time, and open on any phone without an app. Be honest, too, about who won't open a link comfortably: the grandparents, maybe a great-aunt. Four or five printed copies you order yourself cover that, and the rest of the list gets the link.

Paper is a decision you make once and then live with. A link you can still fix the week of the christening.

What a christening invitation should include, and what it can skip

Include the title, the baby's name, the date, the phrase you actually use at home, the place with a map, a cover photo, music and an RSVP form with your own questions. Leave out allergies, menus and cots: ask those on WhatsApp and keep the invitation clean. Confirmations land in one ordered list inside the invitation, so you're not chasing replies one by one. Try the design free first: in trial mode you edit the cover without paying, and buying unlocks every scene. Then send it three ways — a WhatsApp link per family with the baby's name in the message, a QR on four or five printed copies for whoever keeps paper, and a reshare the week of, since the link already shows the confirmed time. Pick a design and send yours today.