Sweet 16 invitations she'll want to share

Sweet 16, quinceañera, or a little of both

In a lot of Hispanic families in the U.S., the big birthday is a quinceañera at 15, a Sweet 16 a year later, or a party that mixes both traditions: the waltz with dad, the court of friends, the DJ that takes over at ten. These designs work for any of them. What changes is the wording.

When you start from this page, the invitation is set up as a Sweet 16. The line above her name reads “My Sweet 16”, and the text guests see when you share the link, the WhatsApp RSVP message and the link itself (invitacionya.com/i/sweet16-her-name) say Sweet 16 too. Everything else is yours to write: her name, the venue, the welcome note, the schedule of the night.

What comes with the $15 Express invitation

• Music: the song that comes with the design, or one you pick from YouTube.
• Her photos, a live countdown to the party and a button that opens the venue in Maps.
• RSVP in one tap inside the invitation. You see every answer in your guest panel, and guests can also send you a WhatsApp.
• A guest panel with personal links: each family gets a link with their name and the number of seats you saved for them.

How it works

Pick a design and tap Personalize. The editor walks you through it step by step (name, date and place, photos, details, RSVP) and shows the invitation live as you type. Looking at it is free. When it's ready, you pay $15 once, by card or PayPal, and you get the link to send. Paying by card from the U.S., the charge is made in Colombian pesos and your bank converts it (usually about $14).