Digital Invitation Price: Wedding RSVP Tracking Explained

It's three weeks before the wedding and the group chat is asking again what time dinner starts. Nobody can find the message with the answer, and one cousin replies to a thread from March. That's usually the moment couples start looking up the price of a digital invitation for a wedding with live RSVP tracking, and comparing it with printing seventy cards and paying postage on top.

You can build one and send it today from the catalogue: €29.99, paid once, no subscription. The link goes out by message or QR, replies come back into a single list, and nothing needs reprinting when the plan changes.

What the price of a digital invitation for your wedding includes

It costs €29.99 per invitation and you pay it once. No monthly fee, no renewal as the date gets closer, even if the wedding is in September. That payment unlocks the whole event page: the chained scenes, up to six of your own photos, music and the RSVP form you set up yourself in the browser editor.

• €29.99 per invitation, paid once. No subscription and no second charge when the date approaches.
• The full event website: chained scenes, up to six of your own photos, music and a configurable RSVP form.
• One link to share — by message, as a QR on a screen, or straight into the family group chat.
• No paper, envelopes or postage to add later. Guests open it in a browser, with no app to install.

Paper invitations vs digital invitations: where the money goes

With paper you pay per printed copy and per envelope. Invite more families and the number climbs, even when the design stays the same. Then someone moves the ceremony an hour later and you're either reprinting the lot or writing out the change forty times.

A digital invitation doesn't reprint anything. Change the time, the map or the dress code and the link stays exactly as you sent it — guests open the current version. The cost was never in the design. It was in every copy after the first.

One payment, one link, one list of confirmations. Everything after that is paper.

Live RSVP tracking: confirmations arrive in one list, not forty chats

Each reply lands inside the invitation, in an ordered list. Nobody has to screenshot WhatsApp answers or rebuild the guest count in a notebook. You decide the questions in the editor before the link goes out, so you know what you're asking before you give numbers to the caterer. And if a scene needs a new sentence after sending, you edit it — guests see the change without another message.

What a digital wedding invitation with live RSVP tracking does not do

It's digital: nothing is printed or posted, and every guest needs a phone, tablet or computer with a connection to open the link. It doesn't send automatic reminders to people who haven't replied — you check the list and message whoever is missing. It doesn't handle gift lists, seating plans or ticket scanning either. If someone wants paper to frame, the sensible mix is a link for everyone and a few printed copies for the people who'll keep them.

Start with the free trial: edit the cover, try the design, pay nothing until you publish. When it's right, publish for €29.99, share the link once and let the confirmations come in. Your guest list is in order from the first reply.