Digital invitation price for a Rome wedding with 120 guests

Picture the week of the wedding. Half your guest list is landing at Fiumicino, two couples are driving down from Florence, and your cousin still isn't sure whether the ceremony starts at 4 or 4.30. Meanwhile a paper invitation is face down on a bedside table in Trastevere, and nobody is going to read it again.

A digital invitation for a Rome wedding with 120 guests sorts that out before it becomes a problem. You can build it today from the collection, try the design for free, and pay once: 29.99 EUR, whether you're inviting 40 people or 120. Here's what the price covers, and what you never pay twice.

What a digital invitation for a Rome wedding with 120 guests costs

Send The Joy charges 29.99 EUR per invitation. One payment, no subscription, no price per guest. You are not buying 120 invitations: you buy one web page and share it with a link, a QR code or a message. Before you pay, you can open any design and edit the cover in trial mode. Buying unlocks every scene.

• One price: 29.99 EUR per invitation, with no subscription and no charge per guest.
• Its own web page, not a PDF or an image, opening in any browser without an app.
• Editable after you send it, with the link staying exactly the same.
• RSVPs arriving inside the invitation, with the questions you choose.

Digital wedding invitations for 120 guests: one link that doesn't get lost

When most of the list is flying in, the link lives on their phone and opens in any browser. Nothing to install, no account to create, no download. Send it on WhatsApp, drop it in the group chat, or leave a QR code on the table at the hotel where your guests are sleeping. The content can also be set up per language, which matters when half the list reads English and the other half reads Italian.

Paper gets left in the room or travels in the wrong suitcase. One link means everyone is looking at the same version at the same time. If a friend changes flights and lands a day later, the invitation is still there and opens the same way.

One link for 120 people, and the same link after every change.

What you don't pay again when the time or the place changes

Rome runs on its own schedule. The aperitivo slides an hour because the light is better, the restaurant confirms a different terrace, the dress code becomes no heels on the cobblestones. You edit the invitation and the link stays exactly as it was. Guests open it and see the updated version. Nothing to reprint, nothing to resend, no courier to call. And there's no shop to visit: you choose a design and edit it in the browser.

What's inside the invitation you pay for once

Chained scenes you fill with your own words and photos: up to 6 images between the cover and the decorative ones, and you can swap any of them later. Music, and RSVP questions you set yourself, so answers arrive inside the invitation in one ordered list instead of scattered across three chats. Everything is edited in Joy Studio, in your browser, with the preview updating as you type and a character counter so your text fits.

If you're organising a Rome wedding for 120 guests, try the design for free before you decide. You'll see the cover, the scenes and the price without paying anything, and the link you publish stays the same even if the time or the venue moves.