What goes on a digital quinceañera invitation
- Mass and reception — two venues, each with a one-tap map
- Court of honor — damas and chambelanes by name
- Padrinos — thank every sponsor without crowding the cover
- Schedule — entrance, vals, dinner, surprise dance
- Dress code and gifts — including “lluvia de sobres”
- Photo gallery, music and countdown
- RSVP — guests confirm how many people are coming; you see it in your dashboard
English, Spanish or both
Write the invitation in the language your family uses. The editor and templates work in English and Spanish, and you can include both languages in your text. Need wording? See our bilingual quinceañera wording guide.
One link for the U.S. and Mexico
Send it by text or iMessage to friends here and by WhatsApp to relatives in Mexico — the same link opens on any phone, no app needed.
Build a bilingual invitation your family can follow
- Start with the bilingual quinceañera sample and replace its fictional names, date and venues.
- Write the welcome in both languages. Keep names, addresses, times and the RSVP deadline consistent.
- Give Mass and reception separate headings, especially when they take place at different venues.
- Ask a relative to check the wording and open the preview on a phone before you publish.
The sample includes English and Spanish text; it is not an automatic translation service. You control the wording. For a simple welcome, adapt: “Acompáñanos a celebrar los quince años de [nombre]. / Join us to celebrate [name]’s quinceañera.”
What your guests need to know
State whether the invitation covers Mass, the reception or both. Say how many places a household has if you are reserving seats, and use one clear RSVP deadline. Explain parking or arrival instructions in short sentences. Keep private family or guest-list notes in your account rather than on the public invitation.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a digital quinceañera invitation cost?
Previewing is free. The editor and publishing cost $3 USD once, for 6 months, with unlimited guests.
Can I make a bilingual quinceañera invitation?
Yes. Write it in English, Spanish or include both languages in your text.