RSVP & timeline
Let guests reply and see the day’s schedule at a glance.
Occasion
One scan for the whole celebration
Put a QR code on your invitations and venue signs and give guests everything in one tap — RSVP, timeline, directions, the shared photo album and your gift registry.
- RSVP
- Shared photos
- Editable to the day
How it works
Set it up once, use it everywhere
Build your wedding page
Add the schedule, venue map, dress code, RSVP link and registry — or link a shared photo gallery.
Add the code to your prints
Invitations, save-the-dates, table cards and welcome signs all point to the same page.
Update anytime
Times change, plans shift — edit the page and every printed code shows the latest, no reprint.
Ideas
What to put behind the code
Shared photo album
Everyone uploads and views the day’s photos in one place.
Directions & details
Venue map, parking, dress code and accommodation tips.
Everywhere at the wedding
Where the code earns its place
Invitations
A code on the invite handles RSVPs without paper cards.
Reception tables
Guests scan to add their photos to the shared album.
Welcome signs
Directions, seating and the schedule at the entrance.
Gift registry
Link straight to your registry or a gift fund.
Thank-you video
Share a post-wedding message and highlights film.
Song requests
Let guests suggest tracks for the DJ before the night.
Wedding QR code FAQ
What should a wedding QR code link to?
Usually a single wedding page with your RSVP, schedule, venue details and a shared photo album. You can also point it straight at a gallery or registry.
Can I change the details after I send the invites?
Yes — a dynamic code lets you update times, locations or links any time, and the printed invitations always show the latest.
Will older guests be able to use it?
Most phones scan QR codes from the camera app now. It’s worth printing the key details too, with the code as the ‘more info / RSVP’ shortcut.
Can guests add their own photos?
Yes — link the code to a shared gallery so everyone can upload and browse the day’s photos in one place.
How early should I set it up?
Set it up before your save-the-dates or invitations go to print. You can keep editing the page right up to (and after) the wedding.
One code, one clear promise
- Choose the most suitable format from Event, Images, Landing page, Playlist.
- Put the code next to a plain-language instruction.
- Check every date, address and link on a phone.
- Use a dynamic type when details may change before the occasion.
- Keep the page available long enough for guests who scan after the day itself.
Make your wedding one scan away
Create a free wedding QR code and update it right up to the day.