Wedding QR code

One code on your invitations, save-the-dates and welcome signs opens your wedding website: schedule, RSVP form, photo sharing, venue directions.

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Content

Wedding website URL

SVG is the print-safe format: it stays crisp at any size.

Details guests actually appreciate

Put it on the details card, not the front of the invitation — keep the front beautiful.
Print at least 2.5 × 2.5 cm: guests scan in candlelight after two glasses of fizz.
Test on the least tech-savvy phone in the family before you print 150 cards.
Label it (“RSVP & details”) so guests know what they're scanning for.

Static or dynamic?

Wedding plans change — venues move, schedules shift, the photo-stream link changes. A dynamic QR on the printed materials can be re-pointed up to (and after) the big day, so the code on 150 invitations never goes stale.

Common questions

What should the QR link to?

Your wedding website, an RSVP form, or a shared photo album — anything with a URL works.

Do all guests' phones scan QR codes?

Virtually all smartphones do, with the built-in camera. Still, keep a short URL as a text fallback on the card for the exceptions.

Can guests upload photos by scanning?

Yes, if the code opens a shared album or upload page — for example a photo stream your photographer sets up.

Dynamic QR — €29/year. Edit the destination after printing, forever. Your codes keep redirecting even if you stop paying.

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