QR Code for Wedding Invitation
To add a QR code to a wedding invitation, choose what guests should see — the venue on Google Maps, an RSVP form or a shared photo album — create the code in Tapqode, match its colours to your card design and place it on the back of the invitation. Guests scan it to get directions instantly.
Preview — fill in the content to generate your code
Dynamic codes can be edited after printing and show scan stats. Free account required.
Using the Location / Maps QR code generator.
How to make a QR code for wedding invitation
- 1Decide the purpose: venue map, RSVP form, livestream or photo album
- 2Enter the venue address or link in Tapqode
- 3Match the QR colours to your card (keep strong contrast)
- 4Send a test print to your phone before printing hundreds of cards
Why use a QR code for wedding invitation?
- ✓Guests reach the venue without calling for directions
- ✓Collect RSVPs automatically
- ✓Share a livestream link for relatives abroad
- ✓Elegant, design-friendly codes with custom colours
Tips for best results
- Gold or pastel codes need a darker shade for reliable scanning
- Keep 2–3 mm white space around the code
- Use one code per purpose to avoid confusion
Frequently asked questions
Can a wedding QR code open Google Maps directly?
Yes. Use the Location type, type the venue name or address, and the code opens Google Maps with directions.
Can I use gold colour for the QR code?
Yes, but choose a deep gold on a light background. Very light or metallic foil codes may not scan on every phone — always test before printing.
Can one QR code show both the venue and RSVP?
Point a dynamic QR code to a simple wedding page or Google Form that contains both. You can update it any time before the big day.