Wedding invitation QR code: how it works
A wedding invitation QR code is a code that, once scanned by a guest's phone, opens their personal invitation page: RSVP, entry ticket and, with QrGuest, the entire memory hub of the wedding.
What a wedding QR code can do
A QR code can serve many purposes on a wedding day: pointing to directions, displaying a gift-money box, linking to a photo gallery. Most of the time, these are generic codes: the same one for every guest, pointing to a single shared page.
QrGuest works differently: each guest gets their own named QR code, tied to their profile and RSVP. One single code doubles as invitation, entry ticket and gateway to the shared memories.
How QrGuest's personal QR code works
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You send the personalized invitation
With one tap from WhatsApp, each guest receives an invitation addressed to them, with a link to confirm attendance.
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The guest confirms in one click
From their phone, with no account to create and no app to install.
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A ticket with a unique QR code is generated
Automatically, as soon as they confirm, nothing for you to do.
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On the day, that same QR code opens the door and the memories
Scanned at check-in for entry, then reused by the guest to share photos, sign the guestbook, or check the schedule.
One QR code, not one per feature
The difference comes down to one detail that changes everything in practice: instead of one generic QR code for the event and another for the photo gallery, each guest only has to keep track of a single code, from arrival to the end of the night.
Frequently asked questions
Do guests need an app to scan or use the QR code?+
No. Their phone's native camera is enough, both to scan it and to open the invitation.
Does the QR code fully replace paper invitations?+
Not necessarily. Many couples keep a symbolic paper save-the-date and use the QR code for all practical details and RSVPs.
What happens if a guest loses their link?+
You can resend it at any time from your dashboard, in one click.
Is the QR code different for every guest?+
Yes, each guest gets a unique, named code, which also enables entry check-in on the day.