QR code templates for weddings and personal events.

What to print

• 01

  Invitations

  An RSVP code on the invitation, or the reply card, opens the form with the date and the menu choices.

• 02

  Table cards

  A photo-sharing code on each table, so guests add their pictures to one album during the evening.

• 03

  Order of service and menus

  A code on the programme links to the running order, the menu and the song list.

• 04

  Thank-you cards

  A code on the card links to the album after the day, and to a page where guests can leave a message.

Before you print

1. 01

   Match the stationery

   Start from a template, restyle it in your palette and keep a generous white margin so the print looks designed.

2. 02

   Order early and test one

   Print one invitation and scan it on several phones before you order the whole batch.

3. 03

   Plan the album's life

   A dynamic code can point to the RSVP form now and the photo album later. The same card works for both.

Questions

Can guests share photos without an app?

A code can open any shared-album link, so guests add photos from the phone's browser. The code only links to the album you choose.

Will it fit the wedding stationery?

Every colour, shape and frame can be changed, and the scan check warns if a change makes the code harder to read.

Can the invitation code work after the date?

With a dynamic code, repoint it to the photo album or a thank-you page. The printed invitation stays useful.