Digital invitation for a Madrid hen party: what it costs

It's Thursday, the hen do is in three weeks, and the group chat has already scrolled past the address twice. One person asks what time dinner starts. Another asks whether drinks are separate. Nobody has argued about the cost of a hen party in Madrid yet, but everyone is holding a slightly different version of the same night. A digital invitation puts one version in one link, and you can build and send it today from the catalogue.

That's the part that goes wrong first: not just the money, but the plan splitting into three versions. Dinner in Malasaña, drinks in Lavapiés, taxi home at whatever hour. Digital invitations aren't a picture of a card — they're a page of their own that guests open in a browser, with nothing to install.

How much does a hen party digital invitation cost in Madrid?

29.99 EUR per invitation, paid once. No subscription, and nothing to renew to keep the link open. Set that against the night itself — dinner, the round that turns into three, the taxi at 3am — and the invitation is the smallest line on the bill. It's also the only line that doesn't move.

• One payment of 29.99 EUR per invitation, with no subscription and no renewal to keep the link live.
• A page with its own link and QR code — not a PDF, not an image, and nothing for guests to download.
• Up to 6 photos, music and configurable RSVP questions included in the price.
• Edit it after sending and the link stays exactly the same, so a change never means a new round of messages.

What the 29.99 EUR digital invitation puts in writing

Dinner, drinks and the taxi home are the three places a hen party (or bachelorette) in Madrid turns expensive. Write each leg and its price on the cover or in one of the scenes — 'dinner separate', 'first round on me' — so the answer is there before anyone has to ask.

Add a confirmation question per leg: dinner, drinks, just the toast. The answers arrive in an ordered list inside the invitation itself, and you read one list instead of scrolling back through a chat to work out who's in for what.

If someone asks how much to put in, the answer is already in the link they opened to confirm.

From Malasaña to Lavapiés: why this digital invitation doesn't get resent

If dinner moves from Malasaña to Lavapiés, you change the venue and the map in Joy Studio and guests see the updated version at the same link. Move the first toast an hour later and you don't have to message the whole group again. Coming from outside Madrid? The invitation can be set to Spanish, English, Catalan, French, Italian, Portuguese or German. Get the time, the meeting point and who pays for what into one link before the plan crosses another neighbourhood.