Wedding QR Code Generator
A wedding QR code sends guests straight to whatever you want them to see — your wedding website, the RSVP form, the gift registry, a shared photo album, or directions to the venue. Put it on save-the-dates, invitations, the order of service, table cards and thank-you notes.
1 Content
▸ Campaign tracking (UTM) — optional
Where the code lives (utm_source)
How it's shown (utm_medium)
Which campaign (utm_campaign)
2 Design— optional
Looks scannable
What happens when someone scans it
The phone shows the link and opens it in the browser in one tap — your wedding site, a Google Form RSVP, a registry page, a shared album. Nothing to install. Because the code holds the address and not the page, you can keep updating the site (timings, menu, travel) right up to the day and the printed codes still work.
How to make a Wedding QR Code
- 1
Pick the destination
Your wedding website is the usual choice — it can hold the RSVP, registry, travel and schedule in one place. A single Google Form works if you only need RSVPs.
- 2
Paste the link
Use a stable URL you won't move. You can edit the page content later without touching the code.
- 3
Make it match your stationery
Set the colours to your palette, drop in a monogram as the centre logo, and choose a dot style. Keep the contrast strong so it still scans.
- 4
Download and print
SVG for the printer, at least 2 cm on an invitation. Scan the proof on two phones before the full run.
Where to use it
- Save-the-dates and invitations — link to the wedding website
- RSVP cards — link to an online form so replies land in a spreadsheet
- Order of service and menu cards — link to song lyrics, readings or a full timeline
- Table numbers — link to a shared photo album for guests to upload to
- Welcome signs — link to directions, parking and taxi numbers
- Thank-you cards — link to the professional photo gallery
Frequently asked questions
What should a wedding QR code link to?
Most couples point it at their wedding website, which holds the RSVP, registry, schedule and travel. If you don't have a site, link a single Google Form for RSVPs or your registry page directly.
Can I change where it goes after the invitations are printed?
Not with this static code — the link is fixed. But you can change the content of the page it points to as much as you like. Only put it on a URL you control and won't move.
Will it match my invitation design?
You can set the colours, add a monogram logo and pick a dot and corner style. Keep a dark code on a light background so it still scans — a very pale code on cream often won't.
How big should it be on an invitation?
At least 2 cm square, with a clear quiet-zone border. See the size guide for other stationery.
Do older guests need an app to scan it?
No. Every iPhone and modern Android reads a QR code from the camera. Add a short line — 'Scan with your phone camera for RSVP & details' — so it's clear what to do.