Gender Reveal Digital Invitation Price for 30 Guests

Thirty names on a list, a cake in the fridge, and one question you keep putting off: paper card or digital invitation? A gender reveal digital invitation for 30 guests costs 29.99 EUR, one-time payment and no subscription, and you can design it and send it today from the catalogue. It goes out as a link, a QR code or a message, and every guest opens it in their browser: your cousin on the train, your grandma on the tablet in the living room. Nobody installs an app, and nobody prints anything.

The number that scares people is the guest count. It shouldn't. There's no per-head fee here, so 12 guests or 30 guests share the same one-time price. What moves the bill is something else entirely: how many outcomes you want to announce.

What changes the price of a digital invitation for a gender reveal

The price of a digital invitation doesn't scale with the number of people who open it. One invitation, 29.99 EUR, and the same link works for all 30. Nothing to renew, no monthly plan, no extra charge when the guest list grows by three. Three things decide what you actually pay.

• How many separate links you need: one for a single reveal, or two if you want a boy link and a girl link.
• Whether you'd rather have one page with chained scenes or two invitations running side by side.
• How many of your own photos you'll use. The invitation takes up to 6, and you can choose which one is the cover.
• Whether the RSVP needs configurable questions, with the answers arriving in one ordered list.

How much does a gender reveal digital invitation cost for 30 guests?

For 30 guests the answer is usually 29.99 EUR, paid once. The count that matters isn't heads, it's outcomes. If the reveal is a single moment for everyone, one invitation does the job: scenes that play one after another, your words, your photos, all behind one link.

If you want a link that says boy and another that says girl, you're running two invitations: two pages, two links, two one-time payments of 29.99 EUR. That's a different plan, not a mistake, and it's worth deciding before you buy rather than halfway through the editor.

With 30 guests the price doesn't multiply by person: one digital invitation, 29.99 EUR, one-time payment, and the link stays the same when the reveal time changes.

What a digital invitation for 30 guests includes

You share it by link, QR code or message. Guests open it in any browser and confirm from their phone, so there's no chasing answers in a group chat. Confirmations land in an ordered list inside the invitation itself, and you set the questions yourself.

You can also change the details after sending: time, venue, map, dress code or the wording on the cover. The link doesn't change, so nobody gets a second message. If the reveal slips an hour because the cake isn't ready, you fix it and the page is already right.

Digital invitations vs paper for a gender reveal with 30 guests

A digital invitation isn't a PDF or an image. It's the event's own web page, with music, an instant preview and one field per detail: the small heading, the names, the date, the line and the venue. Nothing gets printed or posted.

If someone in the family wants a copy to keep, the sensible combination is the link for all 30 plus a few printed copies you arrange on your own. Everyone else needs a phone, tablet or computer with a connection.

Test the design before you pay

In test mode you edit the cover without paying a thing. Buying unlocks every scene, and you can personalise the small heading, the names, the date, the line and the venue, add your own photos and publish with one button. The site is in 7 languages and the invitation content can be set per language, which helps if one of your 30 reads better in English, Catalan or French than in the language you'd write in by default. Design it, look at it on your own phone, and send it while the idea is still fresh.