Digital invitation: 60 guests, one Halloween link

The group chat is called Patio 31st and there are 58 names in it. One cousin has asked twice what time, your dad wants to know if there's food, and someone has replied with a pumpkin and nothing else. You still haven't sent the invitation, because printing 60 cards for a party that ends with everyone hunting for their shoes in the dark seems like a waste. So how many digital Halloween invitations do you need for 60 guests? One digital invitation, one link, 60 guests. You can build it today from the collection and send it tonight.

Here is the count, where to send it, and what belongs on the page so nobody turns up on the wrong night. No app for your guests, no printing, 29.99 EUR paid once.

One Digital Invitation, Sixty Halloween Guests

You pay per invitation, not per head. One page costs 29.99 EUR, once, and you share it with all 60 people on the list. It opens in a browser — phone, tablet, the laptop in the kitchen — and nobody installs anything. Same link in the family group, same link in the email you send to the cousins who never look at WhatsApp.

• One link for all 60, not 60 separate messages.
• A WhatsApp group for the family and an email for the ones who never open it.
• A vertical photo of the patio with pumpkins and candles for the cover.
• One clear RSVP question: "Are you coming to the patio at 7pm?"

How Many Digital Halloween Invitations Can You Send for 60 Guests?

As many times as you like. The limit is your list, not the page. Paste the link in the family chat, put it in an email, or print the QR code and tape it to the gate for the people next door who always arrive early. If the list grows to 70 or 80 because guests invite themselves, you don't buy a second invitation. You edit the same one and send the same link.

Guests open it wherever they are. Your aunt on her phone at the bus stop sees exactly what your brother sees on the kitchen computer at eleven at night. If the time moves from 7 to 7:30 because the candles won't light, you change it in the editor and the link stays the same. Nobody forwards anything, and nobody rings the doorbell an hour early to a dark patio.

What Goes on the Page Before You Hit Send

Fill in the five text fields first: the label at the top, the names, the date, the phrase and the place. The character counter stops a long surname from breaking the layout. Add up to six of your own photos — the pumpkin by the door, the long table before anyone sits down — and the frames crop them for you. You can mark which one is the cover and swap any photo later. Add music if you want it, and write your own RSVP questions. If people need to know there's a fire pit and to bring a coat, put that in the text, in your own words.

One invitation, one link, sixty guests — and no second purchase if the list grows.

How Much Does a Digital Invitation Cost for 60 Guests?

29.99 EUR, once. No subscription, no charge per guest, nothing to cancel in November. You can try the cover free in test mode — edit it without paying anything — and when you buy, all the scenes unlock. That's the whole arithmetic: one invitation for a patio full of people, one link to send, one place where the answers land. Pick a design, put your own photo on the cover, and send it before the group chat asks again.