Digital invitation for a hen party with payment built in

Fourteen people, one group chat, and a table booked in Ruzafa that needs a deposit by Friday. Someone drops their Bizum number in a voice note. By Sunday three people have paid, nobody is sure who, and the bride is asking whether the country house is booked at all. A digital invitation for a hen party with the payment built in sorts this out: the amount, the deadline and the payment details sit in one link, and everyone confirms from their phone. You can build one today from the catalogue and send it the same afternoon.

Below is what goes where, the wording that works, and why the money conversation gets shorter when it is written down instead of sent as an audio clip.

A digital invitation for a hen party: the money stops being a nightmare

Bizum, Revolut, a plain bank transfer — whichever your group uses, it does not belong in a voice note that sinks under memes. Inside the invitation you build a scene called Payment and deadlines with the amount per person and the date it has to be in. Then you put the same details next to the RSVP question: have you sent the payment, yes or no. You open the list once and you know exactly who is missing.

• Amount per person and the deadline: “€45 by 10 June”.
• Payment details: “Bizum to 600 000 000, reference Marta’s hen”.
• The RSVP question: “Have you sent the payment? Yes / No”.
• A line ready to paste into the group: “Everything’s here: [link]”.

How the payment lives inside the invitation

No app to download and no PDF: the invitation is its own web page, opened from a link, a QR code or a message. You write the payee name and the reference yourself — “Marta’s hen” is enough — so nobody pays blind. The RSVP questions are yours to set, and every answer lands in one ordered list inside the invitation, not spread across four chats.

For a hen do on the Malvarrosa, you add the meeting point with its map and the time. If the paella place moves the booking to seven, you change the text and the link stays the same. The dress code goes in the welcome scene — “white and gold” — instead of a message that disappears by Thursday. Guests open the link on the phone and answer from the sand if they feel like it; nothing to install, no account to create.

Payment stops being a group project when the amount, the deadline and the RSVP live in the same link.

How much does a digital invitation for a hen party cost?

€29.99 per invitation, paid once. No subscription and nothing per guest: the whole group shares the one link. Digital invitations can be tested free — in trial mode you edit the cover without paying, and buying unlocks every scene. If the hen do grows from twelve to eighteen, you are still sending one invitation, not eighteen.

Why one link beats twenty group messages

Nobody has to scroll back to find a number. The payment details stay in a scene, the RSVP list tells you who is still missing, and you can change the time, the meeting point or the dress code after sending without re-sending anything. Open the catalogue, try a design free, and publish a digital invitation where the money and the answers meet.