Digital Invitation for Valentine's Day: €29.99, No Surprises

Six days before Valentine's Day and you're still typing the same thing to five different people. One asks for the address, another asks what time to arrive, someone else wants to know what to wear. A digital invitation answers all of it in one place: you pick a design from the catalogue, put your names, the date and the place on the cover, and send the link today. Nothing to print, nothing to wait for.

A Valentine's Day digital invitation costs €29.99, paid once, whether you're booking a table for two or cooking for six. Here's what that price covers, what opens up inside the editor, and why one link is enough to fill the table.

How much does a Valentine's Day digital invitation cost?

€29.99, once. No monthly subscription, no fee per guest, no extra charge when the sixth person finally replies. You share one link — by message, by WhatsApp or as a QR code — and everyone who opens it lands on the same page. Two people or twenty, the price doesn't move, because it's still the same invitation.

• One payment of €29.99 per invitation. No subscription, and nothing added per guest who confirms.
• A dinner for two or a table of six costs the same: the link covers the whole guest list.
• No printing and no postage. If someone wants a paper copy, they print a couple of sheets and the link stays for everybody else.
• Guests open it in any browser on a phone, tablet or laptop. No app, no account, no download.

What you unlock when you pay those €29.99

Trial mode lets you edit the cover for free. Buying opens every scene in the design — the pages that follow one after another — and each scene takes its own text and photos. You can add up to six images: one for the cover, the rest decorative. They drop into the frames already sized, you can swap any of them later, and you mark the cover photo with a click.

Your RSVP form lives inside the invitation. You choose what it asks, and confirmations arrive as one ordered list instead of scattering across four different chats. If the restaurant moves your booking to 21:30, you change the time field and the same link already shows the new version — nobody has to resend anything. Music and dress code are yours to set the same way.

Try it with your names before you pay

Start in trial mode and edit the cover without paying: the headline, your names, the date, the one-line message and the place. If some of your guests are abroad, the invitation content can be set per language — the site runs in English, Spanish, Catalan, French, Italian, Portuguese and German. When it reads right, publish with one button. Change the time, the map or the wording afterwards and the link stays exactly the same.

One link and €29.99. Everyone sees the time, the place and what to bring, and if the plan shifts, the same page already says so.

Valentine's Day digital invitations for six, not just two

Six friends, each bringing a dish and the address already in their pocket. A dinner for two where you send the link half an hour before and the map opens on their phone. A black-clothes anti-Valentine's party where the one-line message changes at the last minute and nobody receives a correction. Pick a design, try the cover free with your own names, and publish once the evening is clear. For €29.99, the invitation stays live until the last toast.