Wedding

QR codes for wedding invitations.

RSVPs, websites, and everything in between.

A QR code on your wedding invitation makes RSVPs effortless, gives guests instant access to your wedding website, and looks beautiful in any invitation design. Free to create with ConnectQR.

What to link your wedding invitation QR code to

Your wedding website is the most common destination - it can hold your RSVP form, venue details, accommodation options, gift registry, schedule, and any other information guests need. Alternatively, link directly to a Google Form RSVP if you do not have a full wedding website. Some couples use the QR code to link to a short video message or a digital invitation with more detail than fits on the printed card.Save the dates are the first touchpoint. A QR code on a save the date can link to a simple holding page with the date and location confirmed, updating to the full wedding website once it is ready. Because you are using a dynamic code, the printed save the date never needs to be resent.

The key is choosing one clear destination and making sure it works on mobile. Every guest who scans will be on a phone. Test it on both iPhone and Android before printing.

How to add a QR code to a wedding invitation

Create your QR code in ConnectQR - free, no account required for a static code. If you want to be able to update the destination after printing (recommended, in case your RSVP form or website URL changes), use a dynamic code instead. Download in PNG format for Canva, Adobe InDesign, or any other design tool.Welcome signs at the ceremony entrance can carry a QR code linking to a digital programme - order of service, readings, and any notes for guests. Update the content right up until the day without reprinting the sign.

Place the code on the main invitation card or on a separate information card if your suite has multiple pieces. Keep it at least 2cm x 2cm for easy scanning. Add a short label nearby - "Scan to RSVP" or "Scan to visit our wedding website" - so guests know exactly what to do.

Static QR code - free

Free forever. Destination encoded in the code. Cannot be changed after printing. No analytics. Suitable if your RSVP URL will never change.

Dynamic QR code - recommended

Update the destination any time without reprinting. Track how many guests have scanned. Redirect to a photo gallery after the wedding. From $5.29/mth USD.

Common questions.

What should I link my wedding invitation QR code to?

Your wedding website is the most complete option - it can hold your RSVP form, venue address with map link, accommodation suggestions, schedule, and gift registry all in one place. If you do not have a wedding website, link directly to a Google Form RSVP or a specific page on a wedding platform.

Should I use a static or dynamic QR code for my wedding invitation?

A dynamic QR code is recommended. If your RSVP form URL changes, your website URL changes, or you want to redirect guests to a photo gallery after the wedding, a dynamic code lets you update the destination without reprinting your invitations. Dynamic codes also track how many people have scanned.

How big should the QR code be on a wedding invitation?

At least 2cm x 2cm (about 3/4 inch square) for reliable scanning. On a standard A5 invitation, 3cm x 3cm is a comfortable size that does not dominate the design. Always test scanning before printing the full run.

Can I customise the QR code to match my wedding colours?

Yes. ConnectQR lets you change the QR code colour to match your wedding palette and add a monogram or logo to the centre. AI-generated designs available on paid plans.

Create your wedding QR code.

Free static codes forever. Dynamic codes with analytics from
$5.99/mth USD. No credit card required to start.