Invitation RSVP
The invite code should open the RSVP form, not a long wedding website homepage. Set the page to mobile width, and test it on an older phone. If the RSVP URL is final before the printer run, a free static QR is enough.
Give invitations, programs, and table cards a scan path to RSVP, the weekend schedule, a map, the registry, or a shared photo album.
Quick answer
Use a wedding QR when guests should open one helpful page from an invite or table card. Keep RSVP, maps, and photo uploads on separate codes if those jobs happen at different times.
Create and download a static QR code for free. Pro is available when you need saved codes, analytics, editable destinations, or campaign controls.
The invite code should open the RSVP form, not a long wedding website homepage. Set the page to mobile width, and test it on an older phone. If the RSVP URL is final before the printer run, a free static QR is enough.
A program or welcome-bag card can open parking, ceremony timing, and reception details. Guests scan in cars and hotel lobbies, so the page should work on cellular and stay short. Do not bury the map below a password wall unless every guest has the password.
A small table code can open a shared album or a speech playlist. Print it larger than a postage stamp, keep contrast high on colored card stock, and test under reception lighting before the place-card run.
When the RSVP, map, and album URLs will not change after invitations mail, download a static QR as PNG or SVG with no account required.
Use Pro if the reception venue, livestream, or album link may change after invitations are already with guests. Dynamic codes keep the printed invite valid while the destination updates.
QR workspace
Use the preset workspace below, then customize styling and download your QR code.
Yes. Create a static RSVP or info URL QR and download it without an account when that destination is final.
Usually no. Guests scan invites months before they scan a table card. Separate destinations keep each scan obvious.
Use dynamic QR if a venue, livestream, or album URL may change after the invitations are printed.