Comparison

Paper, design-only, or an interactive platform?

Choose the right invitation for your event.

An honest comparison of invitation types — so you know exactly what you get (and what you'd miss) before you choose.

1 · The medium

Paper vs. digital invitations

PaperDigital (Eventor)
CostHigh (print + postage)From free
SendingDays to weeksIn seconds, by link
RSVPsManual, by phoneAutomatic, online
DiasporaHard & expensiveInstant, anywhere
Changes after sendingImpossibleAnytime
Physical keepsakeYes — paper's edgeDigital
2 · The type

Design-only vs. interactive platform

Design-only (image/video, e.g. Canva)Interactive platform (Eventor)
Beautiful design
Send by linkFile / imageLive link
RSVPs
Guest list
Event page
Gallery & photo booth
Seating plan
Changes after sendingfixed file
Many local "digital invitations" are just a design — often made in Canva. Beautiful, yes: but it doesn't collect RSVPs, has no event page, gallery, or seating plan. Eventor is a platform, not just a design.
3 · For Albania

Why Eventor

  • Fully in Albanian
  • RSVPs & seating in Albanian
  • Local payment (POK/bank) — €0/35/79 one-time, no subscriptions
  • All in one: invitation + RSVP + event page + gallery
  • Diaspora-friendly
  • Support in Albanian

Questions

Are digital invitations cheaper than paper?
Usually yes — no printing or postage costs. With Eventor you can start for free.
Can I collect RSVPs with an invitation made in Canva?
No. A Canva design is a file — beautiful, but static. Collecting RSVPs needs a platform like Eventor.
What makes an invitation "interactive"?
A live link that, beyond the design, holds RSVPs, the guest list, the event page, the gallery and the seating plan — updatable anytime.
How much does Eventor cost?
Free to start. Standard €35 and Premium €79 — one-time per event, no subscriptions.
Does it work for guests abroad?
Yes. The invitation is sent by link and opens instantly anywhere in the world.

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