The power of paper
A printed invitation has weight: you can hold it, put it on the fridge and keep it as a memento. Many older relatives still consider it the real thing – and they have a point.
What online invitations do better
- They reach everyone. Friends abroad and relatives in other cities receive it instantly, with no postage.
- One-tap replies. No chasing answers by phone: numbers and companions – and from the Yes package, menu choices – appear in your account.
- Living content. Maps, schedule, countdown, photos – and if something changes, everyone sees the update at the same link.
- Cost. A printed invitation with envelope and postage costs around HUF 500–1,500 apiece. Online, your whole guest list is covered by one package.
- Sustainability. No paper, no printing, no shipping.
Can an online invitation feel personal?
Yes – if it’s a letter addressed by name rather than a group message. With us, every guest receives a wax-sealed envelope addressed to them, which opens on screen just like a real letter. The paper texture, the seal, the lettering and the photos all tell your story.
The best of both
Many couples combine the two: a few beautiful printed invitations handed to grandparents and close family, and online invitations for everyone else. Everyone replies in the same place – you can even print the link on the paper invitations.
Summary
| Paper | Online | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost for 100 guests | HUF 50,000–150,000 | one package fee |
| Delivery | days, by post | instant |
| Replies | by phone or message | one tap, all in one place |
| Changes | reprint | edit and done |
| A keepsake to hold | yes | stays online for 30 days to a year, depending on the package |