Digital invitation price for a glamping bachelorette

Twelve people, three tipis and one Saturday in late summer. You're at the kitchen table with a notebook, adding up a glamping bachelorette: the beds, the firewood, the hot tub by the hour, the deposit. Someone in the group chat asks what it comes to per head and nobody has the number yet. The digital invitation price is the one line you can settle right now.

The rest of this page takes a phone call to the site. This part doesn't: you can pick a design from the catalogue, put the photo of the tipi porch on the cover and send the link today, before the notebook balances.

Beds set the first number on the bill

In a glamping for 12, going from four capsules to three tipis with bunks moves the total more than Saturday's menu does. Settle the sleeping plan before you lock the date, and ask for the per-person supplement on an extra bed in writing. It's the line that breaks a bachelorette budget most often.

• Price per person per night with the extra bed included, not just the base price of a tipi.
• Everything charged on top: firewood, the hot tub by the hour, Sunday breakfast and the final clean.
• Check-in and check-out times to the minute, and what each extra hour costs.
• The transfer from the car park to the tipis, and the damage deposit: how much, how you pay it and when it comes back.

The glamping extras nobody splits between 12

Firewood for Saturday's barbecue, the hot tub by the hour, Sunday breakfast: three things somebody asks for at reception and nobody writes in the group chat. Then one person pays and the other eleven hear about it on Monday.

The 4x4 or the cart from the car park up to the tipis is usually charged per trip, not per person, so count the trips that 12 people and their bags actually need. And if you leave later than the agreed time there's an extra clean, so settle the hour on Friday night, not on Sunday morning with the engine running.

A glamping bill is never one number: it's the bed, the extras and the hour you leave.

Calling 12 people has a cost too

Nine 'are you coming?' messages to twelve people is what it costs not to have a single list. When Saturday's arrival time moves, the message drowns between memes; with a link, the new time is already on the page everyone has. The map and the exact address sit on that same page, so nobody is hunting a pin at 23:40 on an unlit road. Confirmations land in an ordered list inside the invitation, and nobody installs an app to answer.

How much does a digital invitation cost for a glamping bachelorette?

29.99 EUR, once, no subscription: one digital invitation for the whole weekend. Divide it between 12 and it's under 2.50 EUR a head, less than the ice and the bin bags for Saturday. If you're comparing digital invitations, look at the one-off price, not a monthly plan. Try the design free and edit the cover before paying; buying unlocks every scene. Build it today with the hour, the map, up to six of your own photos and the confirmation list in one link, and send it to the 12.