Wedding QR codes guests will actually use
Invitations go out months early, but plans keep changing. Put one QR code on the invitation that leads to your RSVP, schedule, directions and registry — and keep it up to date until the day.
Create my wedding pageFree to try for 10 days with a free account. Pro ($6/month, cancel anytime) keeps it live for good.
- No watermark
- Static codes never expire
- Cancel anytime — codes pause, never deleted
- Privacy-first: no scanner IPs stored
How it works
- 1
Build a guest page
Buttons for RSVP, schedule, venue directions, dress code, hotels and registry.
- 2
Print it on the invitation
Match your colours and add a frame like “Everything you need”.
- 3
Add a photo code on the day
Table cards that link to a shared album collect every guest’s photos.
Why couples love it
Change plans freely
New time, new venue? Update the page — invitations stay correct.
Less admin
All the questions guests ask, answered in one place.
Elegant on paper
Colour the code to match your stationery.
Calendar and maps
Separate free codes add the date to calendars and open directions.
Tips before you print
- Test the code on the printed invitation proof, not just on screen.
- Keep dark-on-light contrast even with pastel designs — light codes scan poorly.
- Plans start months ahead: Pro keeps the page live as long as you need.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change the page after invitations are sent?
Yes — edit it any time; the printed code stays the same.
How long does the free version last?
10 days. For invitations sent months ahead, you’ll want Pro to keep the page live.
Can I add an RSVP form?
Link any form (Google Forms, Typeform, your wedding website) as a button.
Can the code match our colours?
Yes — any colour, dot style and frame.