Digital Invitation Cost: Christening in Braga for 70

The restaurant in Braga wants a number by Friday: 70 covers, one long table. You have the church, the date and the godparents. What you don't have is a clean way to tell 70 people the same thing without the group chat turning into a rumour mill about whether lunch is at one or two. A digital invitation for a christening in Braga for 70 guests costs €29.99, paid once, and you can build and send it today from the catalogue.

Here is the whole sum, what it covers, what it leaves out, and how the link reaches all 70 people without a single chair going missing.

How Much Does a Digital Invitation for a Christening in Braga Cost?

€29.99 per invitation, one payment, no subscription. No monthly fee, and nothing added for opening the link more times. If you look at it as a table, that's under €0.43 per cover. You pay once and the same link carries the christening from the first message to the last confirmation.

• One payment of €29.99 per invitation: no subscription, no monthly charge, no cost per visit to the link.
• One link for 70 guests, shared by link, QR code or message, so the whole table reads the same version.
• Under €0.43 per person when you divide it across 70 covers.
• No paper, printing or post in the price: it's a web page, and it doesn't print itself.

What's Included in the €29.99 and What You Pay Separately

You get a web page for the christening, not a PDF. Scenes chained one after another, with a field for each piece of text: the label, the names, the date, the phrase, the place. A character counter so nothing overflows, a live preview that doesn't reload, and up to six of your own photos that frame themselves. Music if you want it. And the RSVP inside the same invitation, with the questions you decide to ask, answered straight into an ordered list.

What's not in the price is paper. If the grandparents want something in their hands, or the godparents keep a card, those copies are quoted separately and printed elsewhere. The combination that works: the link for all 70, a handful of printed copies for the people who keep things. Open a group with one contact per table, pin the link, the date and the exact time at the top, and check the confirmation list before you give the restaurant the final number.

Seventy guests don't need seventy cards. They need one link that's right, and a list of who's coming.

Digital Invitations vs Paper for 70 Guests in Braga

Move the lunch to another restaurant in Braga and nothing gets resent: you edit the place and the map, and the 70 guests open the same link and see the corrected version. Change the time or the dress code and it's the same story. Nobody installs an app. They open it in the phone browser, confirm from there, and their answer lands in the invitation instead of in the chat. With scenes like Arco de promesas or Cena larga, plus your own photos, the invitation does the work before the day arrives.

Before paying you try it free and edit the cover. Buying unlocks every scene, and publishing is one button. Pick a design, test it, and publish your digital invitation as soon as the christening has a date and a time.