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QR code generator

Add a beautiful, branded QR code to your wedding stationery. Link to your RSVP form, wedding website, venue map, or playlist — one elegant scan does it all.

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What to link your wedding QR code to

One small QR code can do a lot of work on your wedding stationery.

Wedding website link

Scan to open your full wedding website — schedule, venue details, accommodation guide, and your love story.

Online RSVP form

Replace a reply card with a QR code. Guests scan and RSVP in under 60 seconds. Responses land in your spreadsheet.

Venue map & directions

Link directly to Google Maps. Out-of-town guests tap navigation without saving an address or typing a postcode.

Wedding playlist

Share your Spotify wedding playlist on table cards. Guests scan, listen to "your song", and feel more connected.

Photo sharing album

Link to a shared Google Photos album or wedding photo sharing app. Guests upload their candid shots to one place.

Menu & gift registry

Include a QR on the table menu linking to your gift registry, or a digital menu with dietary information.

Placement guide

Where to put your wedding QR code

A QR code can appear on every piece of your wedding stationery suite — each linking to something different.

Invitation suite

Add a small QR on the back panel or RSVP card — links to your online RSVP or wedding website.

Table card

Each table gets a QR linking to the seating chart, playlist, or photo upload album.

Order of service

A QR in the ceremony programme links guests to song lyrics or a memory board.

Welcome sign

A larger QR at the venue entrance links to the day's full schedule and venue map.

Favour tags

Tie a QR tag to your favours linking to a heartfelt thank-you message or memory video.

Photo booth

A QR next to your photo booth links guests to upload their prints to a shared album.

How it works

Create your wedding QR code in 4 steps

1

Choose what to link

Pick your destination: wedding website URL, RSVP form link, Google Maps venue, Spotify playlist, or a Google Photos album. One QR, one destination — keep it focused.

2

Generate in QR Maker

Paste your link into QR Maker and a QR code generates instantly. Use a dynamic QR code so you can update the destination if plans change after printing.

3

Design something beautiful

Choose blush, gold, ivory, or your wedding palette. Add a heart logo, monogram, or floral icon. Select soft rounded dots. Add your names or wedding date in the frame text.

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Place and test before printing

Download as high-resolution SVG, insert into your stationery design, and order a single printed proof. Scan it on both iOS and Android before approving the full print run.

Design tip: match your wedding aesthetic

A QR code doesn't have to look technical. In QR Maker, use your exact wedding color palette, upload a floral monogram or heart logo as the center image, choose rounded "dots" for a softer feel, and add your names in the frame. The result is a QR code that feels like part of your stationery — not an addition from a different century.

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Wedding QR code questions

What should a wedding QR code link to?
The most popular options are: your wedding website (with full event details), an online RSVP form (Google Forms, Zola, The Knot), your gift registry, a Google Maps link to the venue, a Spotify wedding playlist, or a shared photo album where guests can upload pictures.
How do I add a QR code to a printed wedding invitation?
Generate your QR code in QR Maker, download it as PNG, and insert it into your invitation design (in Canva, Adobe, or your print template). Place it on the back, bottom corner, or on a separate enclosure card. Add a small label like "Scan to RSVP" or "Scan for directions".
Can we make the wedding QR code look romantic?
Yes — QR Maker lets you customize colors (blush pink, gold, deep navy), add a heart-shaped logo center, choose elegant rounded dot styles, and add a frame with your wedding date or names. A styled QR code becomes a beautiful design element rather than an afterthought.
Is it tacky to put a QR code on a wedding invitation?
Not at all — QR codes have become a widely accepted, practical addition to wedding stationery. They reduce text on invitations, give guests instant access to all event details, and make RSVP-ing far easier. The key is placing and styling it tastefully.
What's the best size for a wedding QR code on an invitation?
For a 5×7 invitation, a QR code of 1–1.25 inches scans well without visually dominating the design. On enclosure cards, 0.75–1 inch works well. For table cards or programs, 1.5 inches is comfortable. Always test-scan from a printed proof before your full print run.

Wedding QR codes: everything you need to know

Wedding QR codes have become a staple of modern stationery — and for good reason. A single small code on your invitation can replace an entire enclosure card's worth of information, reduce postage costs (less paper = less weight), and make your wedding more accessible to guests who aren't locally familiar.

One QR code or multiple?

Most couples use one or two QR codes: one on the invitation suite (linking to the wedding website or RSVP) and one on the table cards (linking to the playlist or photo album). Each QR code should have one clear, obvious destination — don't try to make a single QR code do too many things.

When to use a dynamic QR code for your wedding

If you're printing stationery months in advance and your venue, website, or plans might change, a dynamic QR code (Pro plan) is worth it. You can update the destination URL without reprinting all your invitations — invaluable if your wedding website URL changes or your RSVP form moves.

Etiquette and placement

Keep QR codes tasteful and intentional. Don't cover the face of your invitation in them. One small, styled QR code per piece of stationery is the standard. Always add a small label explaining what the code does — "Scan to RSVP" or "Find us on the map" — so older guests understand its purpose without needing to be tech-savvy.

What people say

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5.0· 2,340 ratings
Photo sharing

We added a QR on each table card linking to our Spotify playlist and photo album. Guests loved it. By midnight, 80 photos had been uploaded by people we hadn't even asked. Genuinely special.

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Emily & Tom W.

Couple, Wedding 2025 · Cornwall, UK

Digital RSVP

Our RSVP QR on the invitation saved us from chasing 40 people by phone. 95% responded online within a week. The form data went straight into our seating chart spreadsheet.

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Jasmine & Arjun P.

Couple, Wedding 2024 · Singapore

Venue navigation

Venue map QR on the back of the invitation. Not a single guest got lost. Sounds like a small thing until you've been at a wedding where half the guests missed the ceremony.

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Claire & Oluwaseun B.

Couple, Wedding 2025 · Lagos, Nigeria

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