Digital invitation price: what a wedding website costs

There's a print quote open on one tab and a website builder on the other, and a nagging feeling that you're about to pay twice for the same thing. You probably are. The price of a digital wedding invitation with a website gets muddled because the design, the page and the form get sold as separate products. A Digital invitation is one page, and you can build it in the browser and send it today.

So let's do the sums out loud: what the 29.99 EUR covers, what it leaves out, and why moving dinner from 9pm to 9.30pm won't cost you another euro.

What the price of a digital invitation with a website covers

One payment of 29.99 EUR. No monthly plan, no charge that climbs with the guest list. In return you get a page of chained scenes — a cover with your names, a scene with the date and the map, a closing scene — plus up to six of your own photos, music, and the RSVP form inside the same invitation. Send the link to 80 people or to 200: the figure doesn't move.

• One page of chained scenes: cover, date, place, map and RSVP behind the same link.
• Up to six of your own photos, one of them marked as the cover, any of them swappable later.
• Music, and RSVP questions you write yourself, answered on the same page from a phone.
• Seven languages: English, Spanish, Catalan, French, Italian, Portuguese and German.

Digital wedding invitations don't need a second website

A PDF, a landing page and a form is three purchases aimed at the same guests. Yours is one link. Tap it and the cover opens, then the scene with the time and the map, then the confirmation.

Guests install nothing. Your uncle opens the link from WhatsApp, taps confirm, and never creates an account. If your people are spread across countries, the invitation can be set up in any of the seven languages.

Changing the time after you send costs nothing

You'll change something. The dinner slips to 9.30pm, the map pin is wrong, the dress code needs a line. Open the editor in the browser — one field per item, a character counter, a live preview — fix it, and the link stays the same. Everyone who opens it next sees the new version. No reprint, no second envelope, no surcharge for the corrected map.

One link, one payment: the invitation, the details and the RSVP are the same purchase.

How much does a digital wedding invitation cost? Three checks before you pay

Before you pay 29.99 EUR anywhere, check three things. That the invitation is the full page — cover, date, place, map, photos, RSVP — and not just an image or a PDF. That you can edit after sending without changing the link. And that your guests need no app. Then try a design for free, unlock every scene with a single payment, and send the link today.