Cost is one of the first practical questions most couples ask once they've decided to go digital with their wedding invitation. It's a reasonable thing to want clarity on early, before you've picked colors or written a single word of your invitation. Here's a straightforward breakdown of what a digital wedding invitation actually costs in Lebanon, and what changes the price.
What Affects the Price of a Digital Wedding Invitation
A few things typically move the price up or down:
- How custom the design is, versus working from a simpler layout
- Whether you want an animated opening sequence rather than a static page
- Which extra features you add, like RSVP tracking, personalized guest links, or a QR code
- Whether the invitation needs to be bilingual
None of these are required. They're simply the levers that let a package fit a small, simple wedding just as well as a large, detailed one.
Pulss Wave Pricing, Explained
Here's exactly what each package includes:
Essential — $70. Unlimited guests, a fully custom invite, map and location info, and background music. A complete, polished digital invitation without extras.
Signature — $100. Everything in Essential, plus RSVP tracking, so confirmations come in through the invitation itself instead of phone calls and WhatsApp messages. This is our most chosen package.
Elite — $120. Everything in Signature, plus a generated link for each individual invitee — useful if you want each guest or family to open something made specifically for them.
Each package is also available with an animated theme: $90 for Essential, $120 for Signature, and $140 for Elite, if you'd like an opening animation rather than a static design.
Optional Extras and What They Cost
Beyond the three packages, a few add-ons are available individually:
- Translation to Arabic — $20, alongside the standard English design
- Guest notes — $10
- Table management — $30
- Customized design — starting at $40, for design work beyond the standard custom build
- QR code, "Capture the Love" — $40
- QR code, "Find Your Seat" — $30
You can mix and match these with any package depending on what your wedding actually needs.
Digital vs. Printed: Why the Cost Structure Is Different
A printed invitation's cost is tied to how many guests you have, and it grows again every time something changes, a reprint for a corrected detail, a few extra cards for late additions to the list. A digital invitation works differently: the price is set by the package and features you choose, not by your guest count, and updating a detail after the fact doesn't cost anything extra or require a new batch to be printed. For a Lebanese wedding with a guest list that can run into the hundreds, that's a meaningfully different way for the cost to behave.
How to Choose the Right Package
If you mainly want a beautiful, shareable invitation with the practical essentials covered, Essential does that well. If tracking who's actually coming matters to you, which it does for most couples, Signature is the more useful starting point. If you want every guest to feel like their invitation was made just for them, Elite's personalized links are built for that.
Getting Started
If you're ready to see how this would look for your own wedding, explore our digital wedding invitations page for the full feature breakdown, or reach out directly, including on WhatsApp, and we'll help you figure out which package fits your event.