Digital invitation price for a summer baby shower

Forty people, a Saturday in August, a group chat that has already asked three times what time it starts. You have the date and the terrace. What's missing is the invitation, and you'd rather not spend the week before the baby shower folding card at the kitchen table. A Digital invitation for a summer baby shower can be built and sent today from the catalogue: pick a design, fill in the fields, publish, share the link.

The price of a digital baby shower invitation in summer isn't a range or a quote. It's €29.99, paid once. Here's what that covers, what paper quietly adds in August, and where a link falls short.

A digital baby shower invitation is paid once

In Send The Joy the price is €29.99 per invitation. One payment, no subscription, nothing that renews the week after the party. That payment unlocks every scene in the design, not just the cover you edit for free in trial mode. And there's no line for printing, envelopes or postage, because what you're buying is the event page and its link.

• €29.99 per invitation, paid once. No monthly fee, no renewal.
• The whole design unlocked: every scene, not only the cover you tried for free.
• No printing, envelopes or postage anywhere in the total.
• One link for the whole guest list: the price doesn't multiply by the number of people you send it to.

How much does a summer baby shower invitation cost on paper?

Paper has a fixed cost and a moving one. Printing is the fixed part; every change after it is the moving part. Move the start time by an hour, swap the terrace for the living room because of the heat, correct the dress code, and you're reprinting and redistributing. With 40 guests that's a second full run. Postage adds per unit and per speed: a card that leaves on Monday for a Saturday baby shower doesn't arrive the way a link on WhatsApp does. And if someone loses the card or forgets the address, they have to call you.

Worth being straight about the limits. This is 100% digital: nothing is printed or posted, so if you want something to keep, the sensible version is a link for everyone plus a handful of printed copies for the people who'll actually save them. Guests need a phone, tablet or laptop with a connection, and if one of them doesn't use messaging apps, ring them. The RSVP collects what you configure. It won't chase the people who haven't answered.

One payment, one link, and every change after that lands on the same page.

Digital invitations at €29.99: what's inside for a summer baby shower

The design gives you chained scenes to fill with your own text and up to 6 photos: the scan, the room, the table in the garden. Music and RSVP questions are yours to set, and confirmations land in an ordered list inside the page instead of scattered across chats. The invitation runs in seven languages, with content you can set per language, which helps when part of the family reads better in English, French or Catalan. Edit the date or the place after sending and the link stays the same, so nobody gets a second message. Try the cover free, decide with the invitation in front of you, then publish with one button.