Digital Invitation Price for a Palace Gala Dinner

You've booked the palace for a Saturday in November. The caterer wants numbers by Friday, and ninety guests want to know two things: where to park and whether they need a dinner jacket. Posting that means printing, envelopes, stamps and a phone that won't stop ringing. A digital invitation puts the map, the dress code and the RSVP on one link you can build and send today from the catalogue. The price of a digital invitation for a gala dinner at a palace is €29.99, paid once.

No charge per guest, no monthly subscription. You pay for the invitation, not for the length of your guest list.

What a digital invitation for a palace gala dinner costs

One payment of €29.99 unlocks every scene in the design you choose. Before paying, you can open the editor and change the cover for free to see how your names, the date and the palace name sit on the page. Nothing is charged until you decide. And because nothing goes to a printer, there's no postage line on the bill.

• A web page for your event, with scenes such as Lime Threshold or Long Dinner that you fill with your own text.
• An RSVP form inside the invitation, with the questions you set. Confirmations arrive in one ordered list.
• A map with the exact spot at the palace and your notes on parking, plus a dress code you can change later.
• Up to 6 of your own photos and music, set up in the browser editor. Nothing to install.

What that price covers when the palace changes the plan

Palaces move things. Drinks shift from the courtyard to the hall, or the dress code tightens because the evening runs long and the terrace stays open. You open the invitation, edit the scene and save. The link stays exactly the same, so there's no reprint and no second round of messages. Anyone who opens it sees the version you have now.

The RSVP works the same way. Guests open the link in the browser on their phone, with no app to download, and answer from the table or the taxi. Replies land inside the invitation itself, so you aren't chasing confirmations on WhatsApp the night before the caterer's deadline.

You pay €29.99 once for one link. The map, the dress code and the replies live inside it, and you can still change all three after it has gone out.

Why digital invitations cost less than paper for a palace dinner

Printed invitations for a formal dinner carry three bills: the print, the envelopes and the postage. Any change means paying again for the corrected version. Here the price you see is the final one, and the corrections are free. The site runs in 7 languages and you can set the language of the invitation, which helps if part of your guest list is flying in for the dinner.

Pick a design, edit the cover for free and pay €29.99 when you're happy with it. Publish, share the link or the QR code, and keep editing whenever the palace asks for something new. The parking notes and the dress code will already be there when your guests open it on the night.