Invitations and save-the-dates
Put one code on the card. Point it at the RSVP form today. After the date, point the same code at photos or a thank-you note.
QR codes for wedding invitations
Print the invite once. Change the RSVP page later.
Guests scan the invite and land on your wedding site, RSVP form, or map. If the venue or registry changes, you edit the link. The printed card stays the same.
Create a QR code
Paste the weddings URL. Download asks for email. You can change the destination after you print.
Where it goes
Put one code on the card. Point it at the RSVP form today. After the date, point the same code at photos or a thank-you note.
Table cards and programs can open the seating list or course list. Update a name or allergen note without a new print run.
One scan opens the registry. Swap shops or add a honeymoon fund without reprinting inserts.
Ceremony and reception often sit on different maps. Change the destination if parking or the after-party moves.
Why dynamic
Venues, times, and links change. The QR on the card does not.
Scan counts show whether guests actually used the invite link.
Same printed square can be RSVP, then livestream, then album.
How to
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Use the RSVP page, wedding website, or map link you want guests to open today.
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We generate a print-ready image and a short link that never changes.
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Invites, belly bands, programs, and welcome bags. Keep a quiet white border.
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Confirm email, open the dashboard, change the URL. The card stays valid.
Yes, if it is dynamic. The printed image points at a short link you control. Change that link and guests open the new page.
The RSVP form is the usual first destination. After the deadline, point the same code at the schedule, livestream, or photo album.
No. iPhone and Android cameras open the link. Add a short line on the card: Scan for RSVP.