How to Create QR Codes for Wedding Photos & Invitations

Why Use QR Codes for Wedding Invitations?

QR codes make wedding communication smoother, faster, and clearer.

Here’s what they help with:

RSVP tracking: No waiting for mail or sorting through messages. Responses come in instantly.
Sharing wedding photos: Guests can view or upload pictures from your big day without logging into anything.
Directions and schedules: Link to a digital wedding schedule, maps, or parking info so guests stay informed.
Registry access: Include your gift registry link inside a QR code to keep your invite clean and clutter-free.
Custom look: Match your QR code to your invitation colors, theme, or design style for a modern, personalized feel.

Not all QR codes are the same. With OnlineQRcode, you get:

Our tool is beginner-friendly. Whether you’re tech-savvy or not, you’ll get a working QR code in under a minute.

Tired of waiting for people to mail back RSVP cards? QR codes can speed up the entire process.

Here’s how to make an RSVP QR code for your wedding:

Set up a form on Google Forms, Typeform, or Jotform. Include fields for names, attendance, meal choices, etc.
Copy the form’s public link.
Go to our URL to QR Code Generator and make a QR code.
Customize the design to match your wedding invite.
Place the QR code on your printed or digital invitations.

When guests receive your invite, they just scan the code and fill out the form from their phone.

You’ll get all responses in one place, in real time, and ready to export to a spreadsheet or planning tool.

After your wedding, everyone wants to see the pictures. You don’t want to keep emailing people or posting links on social media.

Instead, create a QR code for wedding pictures that leads directly to your gallery.

Here’s how to do it:

Upload your professional photos to a Google Drive folder, Dropbox, or your photographer’s gallery page.
Set the folder or link to be viewable by anyone with the link.
Go to our URL to QR Code Generator.
Paste your link, customize the design, and download your QR code.
Add it to your thank-you cards, print it on a small card insert, or display it on your wedding website.

Creating a QR code is the easiest way to share your wedding photos. Your guests can scan and enjoy your photos instantly.

Collecting your guests’ photos can involve group chats, emails, and forgotten USB drives. QR codes solve that.

To set it up:

Create a folder on Google Photos, Dropbox, or OneDrive.
Enable uploads from people with the link.
Head to our URL to QR Code tool and create a QR code linking to the upload folder.
Display the QR code at your wedding reception.

Guests can snap a photo, scan the code, and upload directly from their phones.