Digital Invitation Price for Your Three Kings Party

It's the second of January, you're holding the group chat, and there are fourteen people in it. Nobody has answered the question about the parade, someone asks again what time you're eating, and the roscón order is still up in the air. A digital invitation for a Three Kings party takes most of that off your plate: you build it from the catalogue today, share one link, and the confirmations stop disappearing between stickers. This is the price of a digital invitation for a Three Kings party, and what you get for the money.

The evening itself doesn't change because the invitation lives on a screen. There's still a table to set, a roscón to cut, a child who will fall asleep on the sofa at nine. What changes is the distance between 'let's do something at home this year' and everyone knowing the address, the time and what to bring.

How much does a digital invitation for a Three Kings party cost?

€29.99, paid once per invitation. No subscription, no monthly fee, no charge per guest. You can try it before you pay: in test mode you edit the cover and see how the design sits with your names and date, and buying the invitation unlocks every scene. That single payment gets you a web page of your own, a link to share, music, your own photos and an RSVP form. Not a PDF. Not an image. Whether you invite twelve people or thirty, the number doesn't move.

• One payment of €29.99 per invitation: no subscription and no monthly fees.
• Try it free first: test mode lets you edit the cover, and buying unlocks all the scenes.
• The price covers a web page, a share link, music, your own photos and an RSVP form.
• Editing afterwards costs nothing extra, and the link you already sent stays the same.

What's inside the digital invitations for €29.99

You share one link, by WhatsApp, as a QR code or in a message. Guests tap it and it opens in the browser on their phone. No app to install, no account to create.

You build it in Joy Studio, without installing anything. There's a separate field for each piece of text — title, names, date, phrase, place — with a character counter so nothing overflows the design. Everything you type shows in the preview straight away, so you're not guessing how a long name will sit. You can add up to 6 photos of your own and pick which one is the cover; the frames handle the cropping. The RSVP answers come back inside the invitation, in a tidy list, with the questions you decided to ask.

One payment of €29.99, one link, and by the evening of the 5th nobody is asking you what time it starts.

Paper, apps and subscriptions: what you don't need

Three things you can cross off the list. No app: the invitation is a page that opens in any browser. No subscription: €29.99 once per invitation. And no stack of printed cards — if you want paper for your grandparents or to keep, the sensible version is one link for everyone plus two or three copies for the people who'll actually hold on to them. Pick a design, try it free, and publish your invitation. When the 5th comes around, everyone knows where and when.