QR codes for weddings & RSVPs (UK)

A wedding QR code lets guests RSVP, open your gift list, or find venue directions from invitations, table cards, and welcome boards — one scan instead of typing long URLs on mobile.

What UK couples use QR codes for

• RSVP forms — Google Forms, Typeform, or your wedding website
• Venue & parking — Google Maps pin for rural barns and churches
• Gift lists — John Lewis, Amazon, or charity donation page
• Photo sharing — link to a shared album after the day
• Order of service — digital programme for guests who prefer phones

See also our events & tickets guide for check-in style use cases.

How to create a wedding QR on Free-QR.co.uk

1. Choose your destination — RSVP URL, maps link, or gift list.
2. Open the homepage builder, pick URL, paste the link.
3. Match your stationery colours (gold, sage, navy) and preview on screen.
4. Save with a free account — 1 live QR free forever.
5. Export PNG for your printer or SVG for a designer.

Free vs Pro for weddings

Free works if your RSVP link never changes before the wedding. Pro (from £3/mo) lets you update the destination — handy if you switch from a form to your final website, or add a thank-you video after the day. Up to 10 live codes cover RSVP, gifts, and maps separately.

Print tips for invitations

• Minimum 2×2 cm on thick card stock (printing guide)
• Dark QR on light background — avoid pale gold on cream
• Label clearly: “Scan to RSVP” or “Scan for directions”
• Test with older relatives’ phones before print run

Privacy

If your RSVP collects dietary requirements or addresses, you handle guest data — not the QR host. Read our UK GDPR guide if you store responses in spreadsheets.