QR Code RSVP for Your Wedding Invitations
Skip the stamped reply card. Guests scan one QR code to RSVP in under a minute — and on the wedding day, the same code collects their photos.
Scan to RSVP by June 1st
Why put your RSVP behind a QR code
- No reply cards to print, stamp, mail, and wait for
- Guests answer in the moment they open the invitation — response rates go up
- Attendance, plus-ones, and meal choices arrive already organized in your dashboard
- Set a deadline and the form closes itself when it passes
- The same event collects guest photos on the wedding day
Just want photo sharing? See the free wedding QR code generator.
One QR code, two jobs
Before the wedding it collects replies. On the day it collects photos. Same code, same event, one dashboard.
Print it on the invitation
Add the QR code to your invitations, insert cards, or save-the-dates with a short "Scan to RSVP" note and the reply-by date.
Guests scan and reply
The RSVP form opens in their browser: attendance, party size, meal choice, and your custom questions. Every reply lands in your dashboard.
On the day, it collects photos
Reprint the same code on table cards. Guests scan it again to upload their photos straight into your private gallery.
What to print next to the code
Guests scan when the instruction is obvious and the deadline is visible. Any of these work on an invitation or insert card:
- "Kindly scan to RSVP by June 1st"
- "Point your camera here to let us know you're coming"
- "RSVP online — scan the code or visit the link below"
- "Scan to reply and tell us your meal choice"
Always print the short link under the code as a fallback for guests who prefer to type it.
Frequently asked questions
How does a QR code RSVP work on a wedding invitation?
You print the QR code on your invitation or a small insert card. Guests point their phone camera at it, tap the link, and reply in their browser — attendance, party size, meal choice, and any custom questions. Their response lands in your dashboard instantly.
Do guests need an app to scan the RSVP QR code?
No. Every modern phone camera reads QR codes natively. The RSVP page opens in the browser — no app download, no account, no sign-up.
What should I print next to the RSVP QR code?
A short instruction works best, for example: "Scan to RSVP by June 1st" or "Point your camera here to reply." Include the reply-by date so guests see the deadline before they even scan.
What about guests who won't scan a QR code?
The QR code is just a link — you can also write the short URL under the code, text it to guests, or add it to your wedding website. Older relatives can be RSVP'd by anyone in the family who opens the link for them.
Can the same QR code collect wedding photos too?
Yes — that's the point of doing both in one place. Before the wedding, your event link collects RSVPs. On the day, the same event collects guest photos into a private gallery you can download as a ZIP. Both are included in the Celebration plan (one-time $40, valid 12 months).