A QR code on your wedding invitation gives guests instant access to your wedding website, RSVP form, venue map, or photo gallery. But wedding invitations are printed once — you can't reprint 200 invitations because your QR code expired. Scanworthy creates free QR codes that work forever, with no signup, no trial period, and no surprise subscriptions.
Link to your wedding website with all the details: venue address, schedule, dress code, accommodation suggestions, and registry. One scan replaces the insert card you'd otherwise need to print separately.
Replace the stamped return envelope with a QR code linking to an online RSVP form. Guests scan, tap their response, and you get an organized spreadsheet instead of a stack of cards to manually tally. Saves postage and paper.
Print a QR on your ceremony program linking to a shared photo album. Guests can upload photos throughout the day without you needing to collect phones or cameras later.
A QR on the seating chart or individual place cards can link to the evening's menu, a playlist request form, or a digital guestbook where guests leave messages.
Wedding stationery has a specific aesthetic, and a default black-and-white QR code can look jarring. Scanworthy's designer gives you full control over the appearance:
Wedding invitations are sent weeks or months before the event. If you use a QR generator with a 7-day or 14-day free trial, your QR code will expire long before your guests need to scan it. The generator will email you offering to reactivate your code — for $15 to $30 per month, billed annually.
You can't reprint 200 invitations. You're locked in. This is exactly how subscription traps work, and weddings are a prime target because the printed materials are expensive, personal, and impossible to redo on short notice.
Scanworthy's free static QR codes have no trial period, no expiration, and no server dependency. The URL is encoded directly in the dots. Even if Scanworthy disappeared tomorrow, your wedding QR code would keep working. For more on how these traps work, read our complete guide to QR code subscription traps.
Important: Order a single proof from your printer and scan-test it with at least two different phones before approving the full run. Ink absorption, paper texture, and color reproduction vary between printers.
For comprehensive print guidelines, see our QR code generator for print page.
Yes. A free static QR code from Scanworthy encodes your URL directly into the dot pattern. It works forever — before, during, and after the wedding. There's no expiration, no trial period, and no subscription required.
Yes. The Scanworthy designer lets you fully customize dot color, background color, dot style, and corner style. You can match your wedding palette exactly. Just make sure the contrast between dots and background is high enough for reliable scanning — dark dots on a light background works best.
For most weddings, a free static QR is the right choice. If your wedding website URL is set and won't change, a static QR is free and permanent. If you're still finalizing your website or might change the URL, a Smart QR ($9/month) lets you update the destination without reprinting invitations.
Common destinations: your wedding website (with venue details, registry, and RSVP form), a Google Form or online RSVP page, a photo album or shared gallery, or a map link to your venue. Pick one primary destination per QR code.
Minimum 2 cm x 2 cm (about 0.8 inches). For wedding invitations and RSVP cards, 2.5-3 cm is ideal — small enough to look elegant, large enough to scan reliably. Always test-print before committing to a full run.
Yes. You can place an image, logo, or emoji in the center of your QR code. Many couples add their initials or a wedding monogram. Scanworthy automatically increases error correction to compensate for the covered area.
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