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QR Code for Wedding Invitations, RSVPs & Photo Albums

A wedding QR code turns a printed invitation into a gateway for everything guests need — RSVP forms, gift registries, directions, and shared photo albums — without cluttering the card with multiple links. Print one small code and let guests choose where to go next.

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Common Use Cases

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RSVP Collection

Link the QR to a Google Form or wedding website RSVP page so guests can confirm attendance in seconds.

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Gift Registry Access

Send guests straight to your Amazon, Target, or Zola registry without them having to search your names.

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Shared Photo Album

Link to a shared Google Photos or iCloud album so guests can upload their own pictures from the day.

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Wedding Website & Details

Point the QR to your wedding website with the schedule, dress code, and venue map all in one place.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where should I put the QR code on my wedding invitation?+
A bottom corner or the back of the invite works well for RSVP or website links. For photo-sharing QRs, print a separate small card for the reception tables instead of crowding the main invitation.
Can one QR code link to multiple things, like RSVP and registry?+
Not directly — a QR code encodes one URL. The workaround is linking to your wedding website, which then has buttons or links to your RSVP form, registry, and photo album all on one page.
How do I set up a QR code for guests to upload their own wedding photos?+
Create a shared album in Google Photos or iCloud Shared Albums, enable 'Anyone with the link can add photos', copy the sharing link, and paste it into Tulqr's Website tab.
What size should the QR code be printed for a table card?+
At least 4 × 4 cm for a table-top card viewed from a seated distance. Add a short instruction like 'Scan to share your photos' so guests understand what to do without asking.
Should I use a static QR code for something as time-limited as a wedding?+
Yes — a static QR is ideal since your wedding details won't need updating after the day. Just make sure the destination page, whether website, album, or registry, stays live for as long as you want guests to access it.

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