Christenings
Digital Invitation Price: Christening for 60 Guests
Digital invitation for a christening of 60 guests: 29,99 EUR paid once, no paper, one link for everyone, RSVPs in a single list
Send The Joy · October 16, 2026 · 3 min read

The restaurant wants final numbers by Tuesday. The parish has given you the date but is still holding the time. And your 60 guests are spread across a group chat, a notebook and your mother-in-law's phone. That is the point where printed cards stop being charming and start being a second job.
A Digital invitation for a christening of 60 guests costs 29,99 EUR, paid once. You pick a design from the collection, edit it in your browser, test it for free and publish it with one button. With the date and the restaurant confirmed, you can have it in everyone's hands today.
What a Digital invitation costs for a christening of 60 guests
It is one payment of 29,99 EUR per invitation. No subscription, no tiers by number of guests, so confirming 60 people costs the same as confirming 20. No paper, no envelopes, no shipping: the invitation itself is the only thing you pay for. What lands in your guests' hands is a web page for the event, with linked scenes you personalise with your own words, your photos and your details.
- A web page of your own for the christening, not a PDF and not a loose image.
- Up to 6 of your own photos, with a cover photo you can choose and swap whenever you like.
- Music, linked scenes and text fields you fill in yourself: names, date, place and the line on the cover.
- A form with the questions you decide on, and answers that arrive in one ordered list.
60 guests, one link: digital invitations for a christening
Every household gets the same link, by WhatsApp or by email. If you prefer a QR code, print it and leave it on the restaurant table or by the front door. Nobody installs anything: grandparents open the link on a phone or a laptop and reply in about half a minute.
The honest alternative to paper christening invitations is one link. With printed cards, 60 guests means 60 cards, 60 envelopes, and a second print run if the parish moves the ceremony to half past twelve. And a card that ends up at the bottom of a handbag does not play music or take a reply.

Sixty guests do not need sixty cards. They need one link that always shows the right time.
Change the christening time without paying twice
If the priest moves the ceremony from 12:00 to 12:30, you edit it in Joy Studio from your browser and the link stays exactly the same. Guests see the updated version and nobody has to re-send anything or announce it in the family group chat. The same goes for the venue, the map, the dress code or the line on the cover: change it, publish it with a button, and everyone is looking at the current version.
RSVPs from 60 guests land in one list
Replies arrive inside the invitation, in a list that fills up as each household answers, instead of getting lost in the family chat. You decide what the form asks before you give the restaurant a number. With 60 guests, that is the difference between closing the count on Tuesday and spending the week before the christening chasing people one by one.
When you have the date and the restaurant, build the invitation, try it for free and publish it with a button. For 29,99 EUR you get a link for all 60 guests and the confirmations in one ordered list inside the invitation. If the grandparents want something to keep, give everyone the link and print a handful of copies for them.



