Digital invitation: lighthouse wedding anniversary, €29.99

Last time you drove out to the lighthouse, the barrier came down at 21:30 and two cars turned around on the gravel. The parking time was on a website, not on the card in their hands. That's the detail a digital invitation should carry, and the one paper usually leaves out — and it decides whether your wedding anniversary dinner starts on time or twenty minutes late.

This one carries it. You pick a design from the catalogue, fill in the fields and publish. If the parking time changes on Thursday, you edit it and the same link shows the new version. €29.99, paid once, and you can build and send it today.

What a digital invitation for a lighthouse wedding anniversary costs

€29.99 is the whole price. Not a deposit, not the first of three payments. There's no monthly subscription and no second charge when the date gets close. That buys every scene of the invitation unlocked — in trial mode you only edit the cover — plus up to six of your own photos, music and the RSVP questions you set yourself.

• One payment of €29.99 per invitation, with no subscription attached.
• The trial is free and edits only the cover; paying unlocks every scene, the photos, the music and the RSVP questions.
• No paper, printing or postage included. If you want something to keep, send the link to everyone and print a handful of copies yourself.
• Your guests install nothing: they open the link in a browser on a phone, tablet or laptop.

A lighthouse explains itself: directions first, the parking closing time second

The place field is where the practical stuff goes. Write the exact name of the lighthouse, the time, and the line that saves phone calls: 'the car park closes at 21:30'. Don't assume anyone will guess it. Same with the last bend before the breakwater, or the road sign that disappears behind the pines.

If the keeper tells you the gate shuts earlier, change the time in the editor. The link stays the same, so nobody has to forward anything again. A message with the link, plus a QR code you can stick on the fridge, does what a PDF attachment loses by the third forward.

Write the parking closing time once and let the same link carry every change after that.

Digital invitations keep the RSVP inside the page, not in 40 messages

Confirmations arrive in one ordered list inside the invitation itself, so you can see how many chairs the long table needs without scrolling back through a group chat. The questions are yours to configure — 'are you staying for the toast on the terrace?' — and guests answer from their phone, including the uncle who says he can't do this sort of thing. No app, no login.

Before you pay: try the cover with the lighthouse in it

In trial mode you edit the cover for free: names, date, phrase and 'Old lighthouse, Saturday 19:30', with a character counter so nothing runs long. You can filter designs by style and write the invitation in seven languages, including English, Spanish and Catalan; the content can also be set per language for guests coming from abroad. Publishing takes one button and the link works straight away — no printer, no courier. A dress code goes in its own field too: 'coat and flat shoes, there's salt and wind on the breakwater'. Change it later and nothing gets reprinted.

If the lighthouse is already booked, the only thing left is making sure nobody gets lost on the way. Build your invitation, test the cover for free and publish the link once the parking time is confirmed. For €29.99, a single digital invitation for a wedding anniversary handles the map, the changes and the confirmations without one envelope.