What to check before you buy a digital invitation
A lot of what gets sold as a "digital invitation" is a video file with a link pasted under it. Here is how to tell the difference before you pay.
What we have learned building these, written for the person doing the planning rather than for a search engine.
A lot of what gets sold as a "digital invitation" is a video file with a link pasted under it. Here is how to tell the difference before you pay.
The base price, what the private-link packs add, and why it's a one-time cost either way.
Why a photographed invitation loses its details in a family group chat, and what to send so every relative can find the time, the venue and the map.
Where a printed card still wins, where it does not, and why most families end up doing both.
Most families under-list their functions, and then spend three weeks answering the same question on WhatsApp.
The difference between sending one link to everybody and sending each person their own.
Open one and scroll it exactly as a guest would, before you spend anything.