Digital or printed wedding cards?
Both have their place. Here is an honest comparison so you can choose what suits your celebration, or use both.
| JemputJe digital card | Printed card | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | JemputJe digital cardFree. | Printed cardDepends on quantity, paper and printing. |
| Ready in | JemputJe digital cardA few minutes. | Printed cardA few days to a few weeks, including printing and post. |
| Reaching guests | JemputJe digital cardOne link on WhatsApp, including relatives abroad. | Printed cardHanded over in person or posted one by one. |
| If plans change | JemputJe digital cardEdit any time. Guests always see the latest details. | Printed cardReprint, or tell guests one by one. |
| RSVPs | JemputJe digital cardGuests reply on the card. You get a list, CSV and PDF. | Printed cardCount them yourself from calls and messages. |
| Directions | JemputJe digital cardGoogle Maps and Waze buttons, plus a location QR code. | Printed cardAn address, or a sketch map on the card. |
| Keepsake | JemputJe digital cardNo physical copy. | Printed cardCan be kept and framed. |
| Paper | JemputJe digital cardNo paper, ink or envelopes. | Printed cardPaper, ink and an envelope for every guest. |
When a printed card still makes sense
For older relatives, or anyone who does not use WhatsApp, a printed card is easier and means more. Many couples also want one card to keep.
You do not have to choose. Print a few for close family and share the digital card with everyone. You can print your card’s QR code on the paper card so guests can still see the map and RSVP from their phone.