What to put on a wedding QR code
- RSVP — a Google Form for attendance, number of guests and meal preferences.
- Venue location — a Google Maps QR code that takes guests to the right gate.
- Add to calendar — an event QR code with the muhurtham or ceremony time.
- Live stream — a YouTube or Zoom link for relatives who can't travel.
- Photo album — a shared Google Photos album where guests upload their pictures.
- Wedding website or e-invite with the full schedule of functions.
Design tips for invitation cards
- Dark on light. Gold or maroon on cream works; light gold on white or white on red often doesn't scan.
- Size: at least 2.5 × 2.5 cm on the card, with blank space around it.
- Add a label such as “Scan for venue directions” so guests know what it does.
- Test a printed sample — foil, embossing and glossy coatings can stop codes scanning.
Need a few different codes? Make each one here, or use the QR code with frame tool to add a “Scan me” label in your colours.