Christenings
Digital Invitation Price for a Personalised Christening
A christening digital invitation costs €29.99 once, photos included. Here is what the price covers, what it does not, and what to ask before you pay
Send The Joy · October 31, 2026 · 3 min read
Sunday lunch, six weeks before the christening, and someone asks the question you were hoping to skip: what are the invitations going to cost? For a personalised christening digital invitation the price is €29.99, paid once. You can pick a design from the catalogue, set the baby's name on the cover and send the link the same afternoon, before the coffee goes cold.
That €29.99 is the whole price. Not a deposit, not a first instalment, not a subscription that renews when the date gets closer. What is worth checking before you pay is what sits inside the number, and what a cheaper-looking option leaves out.
What a digital invitation for a christening costs, line by line
One payment covers one invitation. No monthly fee, no separate module for the replies. Inside the €29.99 you get up to six of your own photos — the cover and the decorative ones, framed automatically — plus the music and the RSVP questions you decide to ask. There is no photo pack waiting at the end of the checkout, and the confirmation list lives in the same invitation.
- €29.99 once, per invitation: no monthly fee and no automatic renewal.
- Up to six of your own photos included, cover and decorative, framed by the template.
- Music and configurable RSVP questions inside the same price.
- Paper is not included: if a grandparent wants a card to frame, you print a few copies elsewhere and hand them over on the day.
Photos, the map and the replies: what to ask before you pay
When you compare digital invitations for a christening with printed ones, ask one blunt question: are the photos included, or charged per image? On an invitation with six pictures, that single line decides the final bill.
The address is typed into the place field. If lunch moves from the parish hall to a restaurant round the corner, you edit the text and the same link shows the new venue — no new message, no apology. Replies arrive as one ordered list inside the invitation, so you are not copying names out of twenty conversations.
The price is one payment of €29.99: photos, music and replies stay inside the same link, and editing it costs nothing.
The price of a personalised christening digital invitation, paid once
Times move, godparents confirm late, lunch slides to Sunday. You edit the invitation and the link stays exactly the same, so nobody has to hunt for a newer version. Guests install nothing: they open the link on a phone, look at the photos of the baby and confirm from the bus. The invitation and its content can be set in Portuguese, Spanish or English, which helps when half the family is in Lisbon and the other half is across the ocean.
What a digital christening invitation saves you from buying
No counting envelopes, no extra ten copies just in case, no reprint because the restaurant name changed. The guest list stops being a notebook page: it sits inside the invitation, ordered, with the questions you chose to ask. If an older guest wants paper, the sensible combination is a link for everyone and a handful of printed copies for the people who keep things in a drawer.
If you know what a christening digital invitation costs, the next step is to see it with real names and real photos. Try a design for free, edit the cover, and decide afterwards. A digital invitation from Send The Joy is paid once, corrected whenever it needs correcting, and reaches everyone without an envelope.
