Enhance Your Wedding Experience
QR codes aren't just practical—they create moments of discovery and connection.
Reduce Paper Waste
Replace bulky printed programs and menus with elegant QR signage.
Engage Every Guest
Interactive experiences get everyone involved, from kids to grandparents.
Real-Time Updates
Change schedules or menus instantly without reprinting.
Collect Memories
Gather photos, messages, and moments from every angle.
Zero App Downloads
Guests scan and participate instantly from any smartphone.
Beautiful Keepsakes
Save digital guestbook entries and photos forever.
Wedding QR Code Generator
Create beautiful, custom QR codes for your wedding in seconds. No account required.
Create Your QR Code
Enter your wedding website URL, registry link, or any text
Printable QR Sign Templates
Professional designs for every wedding need. Download and customize for your celebration.
How to Use QR Codes at Your Wedding
From creation to display in four simple steps.
Generate Your Codes
Use our free generator above or create custom QR cards in your OurLoveStory dashboard.
Choose Templates
Select templates that match your wedding style. Customize colors, text, and layouts.
Print on Quality Stock
Use 250gsm+ cardstock or matte photo paper. Test scan before printing in bulk.
Display Strategically
Place at eye level in high-traffic areas. Use easel stands or elegant frames.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do guests need to download an app to scan QR codes?
No! Modern smartphones have built-in QR code scanning in their camera apps. Guests simply point their camera at the code and tap the link that appears. No downloads or sign-ups required.
What size should I print my QR codes?
For table displays and close scanning, 2-3 inches is ideal. For signage meant to be scanned from a few feet away, use 4-6 inches. Always test scan your printed codes before the event.
Can I customize the colors to match my wedding theme?
Absolutely! Our generator includes wedding-optimized color presets like rose, sage, navy, and gold. You can also use custom hex colors to match your exact palette.
What paper should I use for printing?
Use cardstock (80-110 lb / 200-300 gsm) for durability. Matte finishes work best as they reduce glare that can interfere with scanning. For outdoor use, consider lamination.
How many QR codes should I have at my wedding?
Quality over quantity! 3-5 strategic placements work best. Too many codes can overwhelm guests. Focus on high-impact locations like the welcome table, photo area, and reception tables.