Halloween Digital Invitation for a Bachelorette: Cost

Eighteen women, one hotel in Madrid, three districts and a group chat that has been circling the same question since Tuesday: what do we actually send? A Halloween digital invitation for a bachelorette costs 29.99 EUR, paid once, and you can build it and send it today. Choose a design from the catalogue, add your own text and photos, and share one link.

Here is the arithmetic, the hotel details that always move, and the exact line to write when the witch costume is not optional.

How Much Does a Halloween Digital Invitation Cost? 29.99 EUR, Once

One payment of 29.99 EUR. No subscription and no price per head: eight friends or eighteen, the figure stays where it is. Do the print-shop sum yourself — eighteen cards, thick paper, envelopes, stamps and an afternoon spent collecting addresses on WhatsApp — and the link stops looking like the expensive option. Nothing renews next month.

• One payment of 29.99 EUR. Not monthly, not per guest: the same bill for eight friends or eighteen.
• The print-shop version you can price in five minutes: eighteen cards, envelopes, stamps and the address round.
• Malasaña, Vallecas and Getafe. One link, a QR code or a message, and each of them opens it on her phone.
• Nothing to install. It opens in the browser, which matters when someone is reading it on a train.

Change the Hotel, the Hour or the Map Without Resending Halloween Digital Invitations

The hotel confirms 21:00 instead of 20:30. You open the invitation, change the time field, save it. The link is the one you already sent, and nobody has to forward anything to anybody in the group. Same if the plan moves from the first-floor room to the bar downstairs.

Place and map have their own field, so the creaking door gets found without three messages asking where it is. Move the pumpkins, change the hour, change the dress code: you edit the field and the guests see the updated version the next time they open the link.

Paper gets one version. A link gets the right one.

What to Write When the Witch Costume Is Compulsory

Dress code field: 'Witch, compulsory. Broom optional, hat at your own risk.' Short, funny, no room for doubt. Closing line: 'Gate decorated, pumpkins lit, doorbell at eleven. Come before the first candle goes out.' If someone is flying in, the invitation content can be set in another language, and the site itself runs in seven.

The title field is where the eighteen names go, or the nickname only your group uses — the one nobody outside the chat would recognise. Confirmations land inside the invitation in one ordered list, so the last week goes on packing instead of chasing yeses on WhatsApp. Forty-eight hours before the doorbell, you know who is in.

Pick a design, edit the cover free in trial mode, pay once and fill the fields: title, names, date, closing line and place, up to six photos, music and your own confirmation questions. Publish with one button and send a single link with the hotel address, the hour and the witch line already inside it. That is the whole job: half an hour at the kitchen table and one link in the group.