Digital Invitation: Stag Do Cost for 10 in Madrid

Ten of you, one stag do in Madrid, and the group chat has already turned into a debate about money. Here's the part that ends it: a digital invitation from the catalogue costs €29.99 once, not per guest, and you can build yours and send it today. Split between ten friends, that's about €3 a head — less than the first round on the night.

Call it a stag do or a bachelor party; the maths is the same. One payment, one link, one list of confirmations, and nobody chasing answers in the chat at midnight.

The price of a digital invitation for ten friends in Madrid

€29.99 is what the invitation costs. Not what each guest costs. Whether you're ten, twelve or fourteen by the last week, that number doesn't move. Most groups split it before the trip and stop talking about money, which is the whole point of doing it early.

• Count the group honestly: €29.99 across ten works out at roughly €3 each.
• If two more friends join, the split drops on its own and nobody pays twice.
• No subscription. Nothing renews the month of the stag do.
• Opening the link fifty times costs nothing extra, and there's no charge per guest.

Digital invitations for ten friends: what's inside

It isn't a PDF or a flat image. It's a web page of your own for the event, opened from any phone browser with nothing to install. No app, no account for your friends, no downloads. The scenes run one after another: the cover, the group photo, the long dinner, the last dance.

You add up to six of your own photos — choose the cover and swap any of them later — plus music and an RSVP form. Confirmations arrive in one ordered list inside the invitation, and the questions in the form are the ones you write. Your friends open the link, tap, answer, done.

If the restaurant falls through, nothing gets resent

The booking in Malasaña cancels on a Tuesday. You change the venue in the editor and the same link shows the new address to all ten. Time, place, map, dress code, the line under the names: editable after sending, with no reprints and no second message correcting the first.

Ten friends, one link, €3 each — and the address on it is always the current one.

Try a digital invitation before you pay

Filter the collection by style, open a design and edit the cover in test mode without paying anything. Buying it unlocks every scene, publishing takes one button, and you share it as a link, a QR code or a message. The site and the invitation text work in seven languages, which helps when one of the ten doesn't read English. No designer needed, no template to fight with. Pick a design, test it free, and have your stag do invitation out before the next group chat.