✦ For couples & planners

QR codes for your wedding

Link guests to your RSVP form, wedding website, shared photo album or registry with an elegant QR code that matches your invitations — free and permanent.

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A little code that does a lot

Weddings involve a lot of links — RSVP, directions, registry, a photo album everyone can add to. A QR code puts any of them one scan away, printed right on your stationery.

Since the codes are static and free, they keep working long after the big day, so guests can still upload photos on your first anniversary.

Step by step

How to make a wedding QR code

1

Pick the destination

Your RSVP form, wedding site, shared album or registry — paste the link.

2

Style it to match

Choose colours from your palette and a soft dot style so it feels part of the design.

3

Add to stationery

Export a vector file and place it on invitations, signage and thank-you cards.

Ideas

Where couples use them

RSVP in a tap

Send guests straight to your RSVP form — no paper cards to mail back.

Shared photo album

A code on each table lets guests upload their photos to one album.

Wedding website

Directions, schedule, dress code and FAQs, all behind one scan.

Gift registry

Point guests to your registry without printing a long URL.

Seating & menu

Link to the seating chart or the evening’s menu.

Guestbook

Collect video messages via a link to a simple upload page.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Can I match the code to my invitation colours?

Yes — set custom foreground and background colours and a dot style so the code blends into your design.

Will the code still work after the wedding?

Yes. These are static codes that never expire, so a photo-album code keeps working for years.

Is it free?

Completely — unlimited codes, no watermark and no sign-up.

Make your wedding QR code

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