Wedding QR Code Generator

Make a QR code for your wedding — the RSVP link, the invitation, a photo album or the playlist. Free, in your browser, download PNG or SVG for the table cards.

🔒 Free and private — your QR code is built in your browser. Whatever you encode never leaves your device. No upload, no sign-up, and no watermark on the code.
The page that opens when someone scans the code.

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SVG stays razor-sharp at any print size.

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About the Wedding QR Code Generator

Paste any wedding link — your RSVP page, the invitation, a shared photo album, the song-request form — and this makes a QR code guests scan straight from a table card, an order of service, or a sign at the door. Download it as a vector SVG so it prints crisply at any size, from a place card to an A1 welcome board. Everything is generated on your device; nothing is uploaded and no account is needed. If you do not have a link to point it at yet, the wedding invitation builder makes one with RSVP built in.

Frequently asked questions

What should a wedding QR code link to?

Most couples point it at the wedding invitation or RSVP page, so guests reply from their phone without typing an address. Others use a second code for a shared photo album after the ceremony, or for a song-request form.

Will it still work on the day if I print it early?

Yes, as long as the link itself keeps working — a static QR code encodes the address directly and never expires. If you might need to change where it points after printing, use a dynamic QR code instead, which is re-pointable and shows you how many people scanned.

What size should I print it?

About 2cm across is enough for a table card that guests hold; a code on a sign people scan from a metre away should be 5-8cm. Download the SVG rather than the PNG for anything printed — it stays sharp at any size.

Do guests need an app to scan it?

No. Modern iPhone and Android cameras read QR codes directly — point and tap the banner that appears. Older phones need a free scanner app.

Can guests RSVP from the code?

They can if it points at a page that takes replies. A QR code only carries a link; the replying happens on the page behind it. The MumenLabs wedding invitation collects RSVPs with meal choice and dietary notes, and gives every guest a link with their own name on it.

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