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Wedding RSVP QR code.

Paste the link to your wedding RSVP page, choose a color and download a QR code for invitations or signs. Test a printed copy before ordering your stationery.

Revised 30 June 2026

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Points to

https://aisle.wedding/example-wedding

Scan it to test, then download the PNG and drop it onto your save-the-dates, invitation insert, or a welcome sign.

Take the code with you

Where to use it

Save-the-dates and the invitation’s details card, a welcome sign at the hotel, place cards, or the back of the menu, anywhere a guest might reach for their phone.

Print it large enough

Keep the code at least one inch (2.5cm) square in print, with a clear quiet margin around it, and always print the link in text too so a guest with a stubborn camera can still type it.

Planning note

Test the downloaded code on more than one phone and from a sample printed at its final size. Print the web address beside it too. The code keeps opening the same address, so keep that page available after invitations go out.

Where it points
Build the RSVP page first.

Your QR is only as good as the page behind it, a wedding site with RSVP, schedule and travel, set like a card.

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On the day
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Decode every dress code and copy the wording for your invitation and site.

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The page behind it
RSVP comes built in.

Start planning and your wedding site takes RSVPs out of the box, guests scan, reply, and the list fills itself.

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How to make a wedding RSVP QR code

Five steps,
two minutes.

  1. 01
    Build your RSVP page

    Have a live web page where guests can reply, your wedding website’s RSVP section is ideal.

  2. 02
    Paste the link

    Drop the page’s URL into the field above; the QR code redraws instantly.

  3. 03
    Pick a colour

    Match it to your stationery. Keep good contrast so cameras read it cleanly.

  4. 04
    Download the PNG

    One click saves a print-ready image to your computer.

  5. 05
    Place and test

    Add it to save-the-dates or signage, print the link as text beside it, and scan with two or three phones before the full run.

Common questions

How do I create a QR code for my wedding RSVP?

Paste your RSVP page address, choose a color and download the PNG. Add the image to your invitation, details card or sign. Scan a printed sample to check it opens the correct page before ordering copies.

Is this wedding QR code generator free?

Yes. Generate and download a QR code without an account or watermark. The code contains your link and keeps working while the destination page is available.

What should the QR code link to?

Link to the page where guests can respond to your invitation. On an Aisle wedding website, use your RSVP chapter. Guests may need to verify their access before replying, and their responses update your guest list.

How big should a wedding QR code be in print?

Start with at least one inch (2.5cm) square, leaving a clear margin and strong contrast. Print the web address beside it as a fallback. Test the printed size with several phones before ordering the full run.

Will the QR code still work after the wedding?

Yes, while the linked page remains available. The code itself does not change. If you move the RSVP page, keep its original address working or print a new code.

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