How much does a wedding invitation cost in Tunisia?
The price of a paper wedding invitation in Tunisia — card, print run, lead time — and what changes with a digital invitation paid once, for all your guests.
Published 8 September 2026Updated 11 September 20263 min read
Before choosing between the card and the link, most couples want one thing: an honest order of magnitude. Here it is, with no made-up total — because the price of a paper invitation depends on three choices you have not made yet.
The paper invitation: three numbers, not a total
- The card: from 0.400 to 8.500 TND each, depending on the paper, the finish (gilding, embossing, envelope) and the printer.
- The print run: 100 to 200 copies for a Tunisian wedding — often two series, one per family.
- The lead time: 1 to 7 days of printing, excluding layout and corrections.
Multiply, and you will see why nobody can tell you “the price of an invitation”: between a simple card printed a hundred times and an embossed card printed two hundred times, the gap is more than a thousand dinars. Ask two printers for a quote with the same quantity — that is the only comparison worth making.
What paper costs on top, and what gets forgotten
- Distribution: counting, splitting between the two families, delivering, chasing the ones you forgot.
- Corrections: a typo in an address, a time that changes after printing — and that is a new print run.
- Guests far away: a card does not cross the Mediterranean to the family in France or Italy; you end up sending them a photo of the card.
The digital invitation: one price, once
A digital invitation is paid once, whatever the number of guests. One hundred or four hundred people, the link costs the same — and it can be corrected after sending, with no new print run. That structural fact changes the maths far more than the amount itself.
On invi.tn there are two offers depending on the design you choose, and the price is shown before you publish anything — you will find it on the pricing section. Payment is by bank transfer or D17, after you have seen your invitation online and shown it to your family.
Paper and digital together
Many families choose both: the link for everyone, and a small print run for grandparents and for tradition. In that case the paper card takes the design of the online invitation, and you only print what you need — twenty cards instead of two hundred.
To see what a digital invitation really contains, read the complete guide, or look at the designs directly in the catalogue.
Frequently asked questions
Does the price depend on the number of guests?
No. A digital invitation is paid once, and the same link can be opened by as many guests as you like.
Do I have to pay before seeing the result?
No. You create and publish first; the invitation is online with a “preview” watermark. You then have 48 hours to pay, by bank transfer or D17, and send your receipt on WhatsApp; the watermark disappears once the payment is confirmed. After that window the link simply pauses, losing nothing, until payment.
Does a bilingual version cost more?
No. One, two or three languages — same price.
What if I still want a few paper cards?
That is possible, and common. On request we prepare a square card ready for the printer, from the same design. You only print the number you need.
Ready to create your invitation?
Pick a design, fill it in, share. You can switch design at any time.
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