Glass Slipper
Three touches and the clock strikes twelve · inspired by the classic tale of the glass slipper
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Every quinceañera invitation design we have ready to go, from a blush garden to a Versailles-style ballroom that lights up with three taps. Pick the one that feels like her, add her details in the editor, and publish it in minutes — or tell us the vision by WhatsApp and we'll design it by hand.
24 designs in all: timeless classics like Rose Aurora, Fuchsia Aurora and Butterflies, plus interactive themed pieces like Golden Gatsby, Red Carpet or Versailles Ballroom. Several open with three taps and a little surprise — a music box that plays when you wind it, a glass slipper that lights up right at midnight, a disco ball that turns on the dance floor.
Three touches and the clock strikes twelve · inspired by the classic tale of the glass slipper
An enchanted rose under its glass dome · inspired by the classic fairy tale of Beauty and the Beast
A shell that resists and a pearl that shines · under the sea, inspired by The Little Mermaid
Three touches and the little door opens · inspired by the classic tale by Lewis Carroll
Three touches and the mask reveals the quinceañera
Break the ice and enter a palace under the northern lights · a magical winter
Spin the disco ball: three touches and the dance floor lights up
A music box that opens when wound up · porcelain dancer, ivory, pink, and gold
Light the three candles and the palace lights up
Wind up the gramophone: three touches and your waltz begins
Light up the sign: three touches and everything glows in neon
Turn up the volume: three touches and the stage lights up
A golden movie ticket on the red carpet: tear it and the curtain opens as your name lights up the marquee · velvet red, black, and gold
A tarot card floats in the night sky and flips to reveal the moon and your name · midnight blue, lavender, and gold
Full-screen photo · flower arch, dusty rose, and calendar
A fairy-tale storybook that opens up, in soft gold and pink.
The same fairy-tale magic, in vibrant fuchsia.
An enchanted forest: butterflies flutter across the screen.
Art deco · black and gold, fans and 1920s geometry
Celestial · midnight blue, constellations, and stardust
Bold fuchsia and gold · sparkle, glamour, and attitude
Deep green and gold · foliage, warm lights, and fireflies
Traditional Mexican · wine red, terracotta, and charro embroidery
Fairy tale · pink, lilac, and a golden crown
We design it for your party, with your photos and your song. Ready in 24 business hours, and you pay once you approve it.
The invitation is the first thing guests see — before the venue, before the dress. If it matches the party, it's already set the tone for the night. Everything starts there.
With so many quinceañera invitation designs to pick from, start with the venue and dress palette, not the other way around. If the dress is fuchsia and gold, a midnight-blue invitation competes with the photos instead of framing them. Our designs are grouped by style: classic garden-and-flowers pieces, art-deco lines in black and gold, and a whole family of interactive quinceañera invitations where she — or any of her friends — taps the screen three times and something happens: a neon sign switches on, a little music box opens, the ice melts off a winter palace.
If the party has a clear theme — an 80s throwback, a rock night, a masquerade ball — start there. If there's no set theme and you want something elegant and timeless, designs like Marble & Gold or Rose Garden work for almost any venue, from the neighborhood community hall to the biggest event center in town.
Every quinceañera invitation needs, at minimum: her full name, the date and time of the Mass (if there is one) and the reception, the venue address with a one-tap map, and the dress code if there is one. It's worth adding three or four photos from her photoshoot, and if there's a choreographed waltz or surprise dance, the song — it plays the moment the link opens. What people almost always forget: parking info, whether there's a money dance or gift table, and a short note for the aunt flying in from out of town who doesn't know the area.
Three to four weeks before the party is the sweet spot: early enough that nobody forgets, late enough that grandma has time to plan the trip. Every guest opens the link straight from their phone, nothing to install, and taps "RSVP": that message lands directly in the parents' WhatsApp, with the guest's name and how many are coming. Nobody has to chase people around the family group chat asking "so are you coming or not?" — the list builds itself.
If the date or venue changes last minute — it happens more than you'd think — you fix it in the invitation and the same link you already shared updates instantly. Nothing new to resend.
The difference between the Express and PRO versions is simple: with Express, you pick one of our ready-made designs, fill in the details in the editor while watching it update live, and once you pay it publishes at your own link, watermark-free. With PRO, we design the exact theme of the party from scratch, using the photos and song you send us, ready in 24 business hours.
Before falling for a design, check the exact color of the dress and the venue. A midnight-blue invitation next to a fuchsia dress ends up looking like two different parties.
Plenty of families lock in the menu and the DJ before telling anyone the date. Send the link as soon as the date and venue are confirmed, so people can save the night early.
When the choreography song is a surprise, don't use it in the invitation. Play something else in the background and save the reveal for the dance floor.
A design with large text and few taps per screen is easier to open for someone who isn't comfortable with phones. The three-tap interactive ones delight her friends; for older relatives, something more direct works better.
Pick a design in the editor and activate it for $15, or message us on WhatsApp for a custom PRO invitation.