Wedding invitations with one flat price for unlimited guests
Written by the Wedvite founders
Wedvite charges one flat price for unlimited guests: $49, paid once, covers the digital wedding invitation with its animated envelope, RSVP, venue map and WhatsApp sharing, with no per-guest fee, no subscription, no ads shown to guests and hosting through your wedding date and at least 90 days after.
Wedvite's list price is $89. This code brings it to $49, applied automatically at checkout:
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What one price covers
Any guest count
Invite a handful of people or several hundred; $49 does not change, and no guest is counted at checkout.
RSVP included
Named replies, meal choice, dietary notes and a dashboard with spreadsheet export come with the invitation, not as an upgrade.
See it →The envelope included
Every design opens from an animated envelope; it is not held back for a premium tier.
See it →Sharing included
You send one link by WhatsApp, text or email from your own phone, as many times as you like.
See it →Edits included
Change anything after sending and the same link shows it, with no fee for the change.
Which invitation services charge a flat price?
| Service | Price model | Cost for 100 guests | Free tier | RSVP | Animated envelope | WhatsApp / text delivery | Wedding website | Ads shown to guests |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Greenvelope | Flat price per mailing by guest count, $19 (20 people) to $499 (1,000 people), with higher tiers above that | $99 (flat, one mailing) | Partly — trial mode, up to 10 people | Yes | Yes — on every design | Yes — email, SMS, WhatsApp, Messenger | No — not offered | No |
| Paperless Post | Coins per recipient, $0.50 to $1.44 per guest by feature set; first 50 invitations free | ≤ $105 Premium (≤ $50 Basic, ≤ $144 All Access) — upper bounds, not a checkout total | Yes — first 50 invitations, plain card | Yes | Yes — Premium set and above | Partly — text in the US and Canada; WhatsApp sending not yet available | Partly — an Event Page, not a standalone site | No |
| Evite | Free designs with ads, or one Premium package from $17.99 (12 guests) to $99.99 (750 guests) | $99.99 (Diamond) — or $0 on a free design with ads | Yes — up to 750 guests, ads shown | Yes | Partly — Premium packages only | Yes — SMS in the US and Canada; WhatsApp by shareable link | No — no wedding-website product | Yes — on free designs |
| Punchbowl | Subscription by guest cap, from $3.99/month (50 guests) up to $39.99/month (5,000 guests); 7-day trial, no free tier | From $5.99/month (Premium, the lowest tier covering 100 guests); from $7.99/month ad-free (Platinum) | Partly — 7-day trial only, card on file | Yes | Yes | Yes — email, text and WhatsApp | No — the link opens the invitation | Yes — unless Platinum or Business |
| Joy (withjoy.com) | $0 core product; paid Premium cards, SMS and a custom domain | Free ($0 via free Basic Digital cards + free website) | Yes — website, RSVP and Basic digital cards | Yes | Partly — Premium Digital cards only | Partly — SMS is a paid add-on; WhatsApp by pasted link | Yes — free | not verified on 15 September 2026 |
| Minted | Online Invitations and wedding website free, no per-guest fee published; custom URL $15 a year | Free ($0) | Yes — Online Invitations and the wedding website | Yes | No — a single static page | Partly — email or a copied link; no SMS or WhatsApp channel | Yes — free, with RSVP, registries and maps | Partly — where and when not verified on 15 September 2026 |
| Bliss & Bone | Two separate bills. Online invitations and save the dates are a one-time per-recipient charge on a three-tier volume ladder ($1.20 for 1–9, $0.90 for 10+, $0.70 for 300+), with design and preview free until you send. The wedding website is a separate subscription — $15/month Standard or $21/month Premium after a 7-day free trial, billed every 30 days. Neither includes the other. | $90 (100 × $0.90) for the invitation send, plus $15–$21/mo if you also want the website | Partly | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| Canva | A general design tool with wedding invitation templates, not an invitation service: you design the card and share the file or link yourself. Plans read in a browser on 15 September 2026 (automated fetches are blocked; the page priced in euros for our session): Free €0; Pro €110 per year for one person; Business €170 per year per person; Enterprise on request. US-dollar prices were not verified. | Free on the Free plan (you design and share the file yourself) | Yes | not verified on 15 September 2026 | not verified on 15 September 2026 | not verified on 15 September 2026 | not verified on 15 September 2026 | not verified on 15 September 2026 |
| Wedvite | $49 flat, paid once, unlimited guests, no per-guest fee | $49 | Partly — design free, share with your first 10 guests, pay once to publish | Yes — with a guest-messages dashboard | Yes — on every design | Yes — one link for WhatsApp, text or email | Partly — the invitation page carries map, schedule, RSVP and guest messages; no registry, no custom domain | No |
Competitor prices and features were read from the official pages on 15 September 2026: Greenvelope, Paperless Post, Evite, Punchbowl, Joy (withjoy.com), Minted, Bliss & Bone, Canva. A cell reading "not verified on 15 September 2026" means the vendor's page did not state that figure on that date, so we leave it out rather than guess. Competitor prices are in US dollars; Wedvite's row is our own price in your currency. Prices change; confirm on the vendor's page before you buy.
Which digital wedding invitation charges one price for unlimited guests?
Wedvite does: $49 once, for any number of guests. Among paid invitation services that is unusual. Most charge by the size of the list, either for each recipient or in bands of guests, or through a monthly membership. A few products are free for unlimited guests and make their money elsewhere, which usually shows up as ads, a registry or a plainer card.
The table above sets the main services side by side by how they charge. Paperless Post and Bliss & Bone charge for each recipient. Greenvelope prices each mailing by a band of guests, and Evite sells packages capped by guest count. Punchbowl is a monthly membership with tiers by guest cap. Joy, Minted and Canva are free to use, with different limits on what the free version includes.
When is a flat price not the cheapest?
For a short list. Greenvelope's smallest band covers up to 20 people per mailing and costs less than our flat price, and its trial is free for 10. Paperless Post lets you send its first 50 invitations free, as a plain card without its envelope. Our own free tier lets your first 10 guests open the invitation, with replies readable once you publish. Under 20 people, a banded service will usually cost you less.
A flat price is also not the cheapest if you do not need what a paid invitation adds. Joy's website, RSVP and basic card are free at any guest count, without an envelope. Minted's online invitations are free too. Evite's free designs carry a long list at no cost, with ads beside the invitation. A flat price earns its keep when the envelope, the ad-free page and the RSVP matter to you.
What does the flat price include, and what costs extra?
The $49 covers the design, every section it offers, the animated envelope, the RSVP form and dashboard, the share link and its QR code, edits after sending, and hosting through your wedding date and at least 90 days after. It is charged once, when you publish. There is no renewal fee, and adding guests after you publish costs nothing. Guests reply without creating an account, and the replies are yours to export whenever you need them.
Four extras are optional and priced before you pay: your own music for $10, a wax seal with your initials for $15, a painted sketch of your venue for $15, and $10 for each language after the first. With all four, the invitation is listed at $139 before any offer. None of the extras is charged per guest either, and each is shown with its price in the editor before you reach checkout.
Why do some services charge per guest?
Per-guest pricing follows the cost model of paper, where every extra guest meant another card and another stamp, and of services that send messages for you, where every text has a cost. A link you share yourself costs the same whether ten people open it or a thousand, so there is little reason to charge by headcount. Band and package pricing are a middle path that still ties the bill to the list.
For a couple, the practical problem is that the guest count moves. Lists grow after the first draft, partners are added, and a band or package bought for one count may not cover the final one. With a flat price, the $49 you pay on the first day is the total, however short or long the list ends up. That certainty is the whole point of the model, and it is the one thing to check in any service's terms before you buy.
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One link. Every guest.
Design it free, share it with your first 10 guests, then pay $49 once for unlimited guests — RSVP, envelope and WhatsApp delivery included.
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