Digital Invitation Template for Your Hen Party

The hen party started as a group chat: a date in June, a restaurant someone found, and a dress code that changed every time two people spoke. Three weeks out, nobody agrees on the time, half the group still doesn't know what to wear, and the person planning it is answering the same question for the fourth time. That's what a digital invitation template is for. You pick a design from the catalogue, edit the cover with your names and the date, add the meeting point, and send the link the same day.

Nothing for guests to install, no PDF that jumps around on a phone screen. The link opens in any browser, reads fine standing at a bus stop, and the reply happens on the same page. You can share it as a link, as a QR code or as a message. Here's what's inside, what it costs and how to change it later.

The digital invitation that retires the hen party group chat

Everything your guests need sits in one place: date, exact time, meeting point with its map link, and the dress code. The friend arriving by train, the one bringing her mum and the one with an old phone all open the same page. The template comes with linked scenes — a cover, a toast, a last dance — so you're not starting from a blank sheet or a folder of screenshots. Add your own photos, up to six, and the frames sort themselves out.

• Date and exact time, with the meeting point and its map link in the same block.
• Cost per person, written in a text field so the figure stays in one place.
• Dress code in three words: black, sparkle, or comfy but smart.
• A cover photo you both actually like, not the last one someone uploaded at 2am.

How much a digital invitation for a hen party costs

€29.99 for the invitation, paid once. No subscription, no per-guest fee. If the hen party slips from June to September, the link keeps working and you don't pay again. You can also try it before you spend anything: in test mode you edit the cover with your names and see how it looks. When you buy, all the scenes unlock.

Money is where plans get awkward, so put the numbers where everyone can see them. The amount per person goes in a text field on the invitation, next to the details of how to send it. No one has to scroll back through three opinions to check what they owe.

A hen party doesn't need a busier group chat. It needs one link that says the time, the cost and what to wear.

Hen party digital invitations you can edit after sending

Once the link is out, it stays useful. Move the time from 8pm to 9pm in the editor and the same link shows the new time — no second message, nothing to reprint. Switch the dress code from all black to sparkle two days before and guests see the updated version when they open it. Confirmations arrive inside the invitation in one list, and you set what the form asks, so you can see who's coming without opening a single chat. Build yours from the catalogue today: pick a design, put your names on the cover, preview it, and publish when the plan is set.