Digital invitation: gender reveal price for 60 guests

It's the Tuesday before the reveal. There are 60 names on a list, one aunt has said "maybe" twice, and you're scrolling three WhatsApp threads trying to work out who's actually coming. Before you start comparing quotes, here's the short version of the gender reveal invitation price for 60 guests: one link, 29,99 EUR paid once, and you can create and send it today from the catalogue.

The rest of this is the breakdown. What the three pieces really cost you, what's included at that price, and what genuinely pushes the number up when there are 60 people on the list.

How much does a digital invitation for a gender reveal for 60 guests cost?

At Send The Joy, 29,99 EUR per invitation. One payment, no subscription, and not per head: 60 people open the same link and the price doesn't move. What moves it is what you put around the reveal — and three pieces do most of the work.

• The opening video. Film it yourself in the living room on your phone and production costs nothing. Hand it to an editor and it becomes the most expensive line of the whole reveal.
• The countdown to the day. Cheap to make, and it's the reason your aunt opens the link again on Thursday night without you asking.
• The confirmations for 60. On WhatsApp you end up with three chats and a notebook. Collected inside the invitation, they arrive as one ordered list you can read in a minute.
• The design. A design from the collection is part of the 29,99 EUR. A custom illustration — the cake, the pink and blue smoke, the balloons — is where the price jumps.

What the 29,99 EUR digital invitation includes

Digital invitations in the collection work the same way: one payment per invitation, no subscription that creeps up as the date gets closer. You try it free first — in trial mode you edit the cover without paying — and buying unlocks every scene. Inside, texts are one field per item (label, names, date, phrase, place) with a character counter so nothing spills over, up to 6 of your own photos, music and your own RSVP questions.

The link doesn't change either. Move the time, the place or the dress code and your 60 guests see the updated version next time they open it. Nothing to reprint, and no second round of 60 messages.

With 60 guests, the invitation is rarely the expensive part — the chasing is.

What actually makes a gender reveal for 60 more expensive

A custom illustrated design, 60 messages typed one by one, a reprint when the time changes: that's where the money and the evening go. Paper multiplies card, envelope and postage by every guest; here the price is per invitation, not per head, and there's nothing to ship. If someone will keep a card in a memory box, print a handful and send the link to everyone else — the invitation informs the 60 and collects the answers. You already know which pieces you need, so pick a design, edit the cover for free, and pay 29,99 EUR once when it reads the way you want.