Digital Invitation Price: Wedding Invitations With a Map

Six weeks before the wedding, you find out the car park sits on the other side of the road and the printed maps are already sealed inside the envelopes. That's usually when people start looking up the price of a digital wedding invitation with a map. It's €29.99, paid once, and the map is part of the invitation itself. You can choose a design, edit the cover for free and send the link today from the catalogue.

So here's the whole breakdown: what that €29.99 covers, what you can still change once the link is out, and what genuinely belongs on paper if you want something to keep.

What's included in a digital invitation for €29.99

One payment for one invitation. No subscription, so the link doesn't stop working next month or next year. The moment you buy, every scene unlocks, not just the cover, and each scene takes its own words and photos.

• €29.99 once per invitation, with no monthly or yearly fee hiding behind it.
• All the scenes unlocked at purchase: the threshold, the vow arch, the long table, the last dance, each one editable.
• Up to six of your own photos, the music, and the questions on your RSVP form, set up by you.
• What your guests open is a web page, not a PDF or a flat image. No app, no download, just the browser on their phone.

How much do digital invitations cost when the map keeps changing

Nothing extra. The venue and the map are filled in with one field per item in the editor. Move the meeting point and the same link shows the new one the next time someone opens it. Nobody has to ignore a message they got an hour ago.

If parking is the messy part, the venue scene has a line of text for it: "car park at the restaurant, first roundabout on the right". You write it once and everyone reads it. What does cost real money is printing maps on paper for 120 guests and getting them into the right hands before the day starts.

You pay €29.99 once. The reprints and the second round of paper maps are the part that keeps costing you.

Paper invitations or digital invitations: the maths you do too late

On paper, changing the time, the venue or the dress code means reprinting and posting envelopes again. On a digital invitation the link never changes, so guests see the updated version whenever they open it. Confirmations are the other half of the job: on paper you chase them one WhatsApp at a time, while here the answers arrive inside the invitation, in an ordered list.

Two things it doesn't do. It doesn't print or post anything, and it doesn't send reminders to the people who haven't replied: you read the list in the invitation when you want to. Your guests do need a phone, tablet or laptop with a connection, but they install nothing. If you want paper too, the sensible mix is a link for everyone and a handful of printed copies for the people who'll keep one.

Try the map, the time and the parking before you pay

In test mode you edit the cover for free, with your real names and date, before you buy anything. The editor runs in the browser with nothing to install: the text fields have character counters, the preview updates instantly, and any photo can be swapped later. Publish with one button and share the link by WhatsApp, QR or message; the content can be set in Spanish, English, Catalan, French, Italian, Portuguese and German. That's a digital invitation for €29.99 with the map, the time and the parking note in one place, and you can change any of it the day the plan moves.