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QR codes for weddings
Put a dynamic QR code on the invitation and point it at your wedding page or schedule. If the time or venue changes after the cards are posted, you update it in a minute. Guests keep invitations for years, and QRVow codes never stop working, so the same code can open your photo album after the day.
What to put in the code
Save the date
An event page with the date, time and venue, and buttons to add it to the phone's calendar or Google Calendar. Edit it if anything moves.
Calendar event QR code →Directions to the venue
A free static code that opens the venue in maps. Put it on the reception card and the hotel welcome note.
Google Maps location QR code →RSVP, registry and hotels
One page with a button for each: the RSVP form, the gift registry, room bookings and the dress code.
Links page (link-in-bio) QR code →The photos, afterwards
Once you have the pictures, point the invitation's code at a shared album. Same card, new purpose.
Dynamic QR code QR code →Wi-Fi at the venue
A small Wi-Fi card on each table, so guests can share photos without asking the staff.
Wi-Fi QR code →Print tips
- Invitations are held in the hand, so 2 to 3 cm is enough.
- On foil or dark card, print the code on a white or cream panel. Light codes on dark backgrounds fail on some phones.
- Ask your printer for a proof and scan it with two different phones before the full run.
- Signs at the venue entrance are scanned from about a metre: make those codes at least 10 cm wide.
Got the artwork? Run the free print check: it measures size, border and contrast, and your file stays on your device.
Or just ask Vow
Vow is QRVow's AI agent (Pro, Business and Lifetime). Type a request like this on My codes, with your own links:
“Code for our wedding invitations, https://priyaandsam.com. Deep maroon on cream, with round dots.”
Vow proposes the code and any smart rules; you check them and tap Create. See Vow at work · Plans
Questions
What should a wedding QR code link to?
Usually a wedding website, or a page with the schedule, venue map, RSVP and registry. A links page we host does that without building a website.
Can I change the details after the invitations are sent?
Yes, with a dynamic code. Change the event page or the link, and guests see the update the next time they scan.
Will the QR code still work after the wedding?
Yes. QRVow codes keep redirecting forever, on the free plan too, and even if you cancel a paid one. Point it at your photo album when it's ready.
Can the QR code match our wedding colours?
Yes. Pick colours in the free generator, keeping the code clearly darker than its background. On Pro, AI art codes can paint flowers or marigolds behind the code and check it still scans.
Is it free?
Static codes for directions, Wi-Fi or a calendar event are free and unlimited. Free accounts also get 3 dynamic codes: enough for the invitation, a schedule card at the venue and the thank-you notes.