Digital invitation cost for a couple anniversary

The table is booked for the 14th, the photo from that week in the Algarve is still on your phone, and the group chat has asked twice what time to arrive. What you don't have is one place to send them. You can build a digital invitation for a couple anniversary today from the catalogue, put your real names and date on the cover for free, and publish it in the same sitting.

Here is the price, what's inside it, and the cost nobody writes down: three weeks of replying 'no, it starts at eight now' to people who saved the old message.

How much does a digital invitation cost for a couple anniversary

One payment of 29,99 EUR per invitation. Not per guest, not per year. Twelve of you around the kitchen table or sixty in a courtyard, the figure doesn't move, and nothing renews next spring. With print you'd be budgeting twice: once for the card, once for the stamps.

• 29,99 EUR once per invitation: no subscription, no renewal after the anniversary.
• Free cover trial before you pay: your actual names, date and photo, so you can see whether the design holds a long surname and a long date.
• The price is the invitation itself. No print, stamps or envelopes to add on top, and no second batch because a name was misspelled.
• Everything unlocks at once: all scenes, the text fields, the music, up to 6 photos and the RSVP questions.

What the 29,99 EUR covers, and what it doesn't

Paying opens every scene of the invitation: the cover, the decorative photos, the wording on each scene, the music and the confirmation questions. You can upload up to 6 of your own photos, mark one as the cover, replace any of them later, and the frames crop them for you. Nothing is locked behind a second purchase.

Paper is the one thing that isn't included. It's 100% digital — no printer, no envelopes, no second run because a surname was spelled wrong. If an aunt wants something to hold, the sensible combination is the link for everyone plus a few prints for the people who'll keep them. The site runs in seven languages (English, Spanish, Catalan, French, Italian, Portuguese, German) and the invitation content can be set per language. On a printed card, that's two print runs.

The invitation is one payment of 29,99 EUR. Every correction after that costs you two minutes and nothing else.

Digital invitations vs. one forwarded text message

A text message is fine for 'we're at the bar'. It's poor at holding a date, a map and a headcount. With the invitation the link never changes, so when the restaurant moves you to the garden you edit the scene and nobody is left holding a screenshot of the old plan. Guests open it in any browser — no app to install — and the confirmations arrive in one ordered list inside the same page instead of scattered across four chats. Pick a design, try the cover free with your real names, and have it out tonight: 29,99 EUR, paid once.