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How can we make a wedding photo sharing sign for guests?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12 · For the bridal party

Short answer

To make a wedding photo sharing sign, write a clear instruction like "Scan to share your photos" with a QR code that links to your photo sharing website. Print it on card or a small board and place it near the entrance or on each table.

Making a sign for guests to share photos is simple and can be done at home or with a print shop. Start by creating a QR code that links directly to your photo sharing website or gallery. You can generate a QR code for free online. Make sure the code is large enough to scan easily from a short distance, and test it on a few different phones before the wedding.

Write a short, friendly instruction on the sign. Keep it simple, for example: "Scan me to add your photos" or "Share your snaps with us". You might also add a small note about the wedding hashtag if you are using one, but the QR code is the most important part. Avoid long sentences, as guests will read it quickly.

For the sign itself, you can print it on card, mount it on a wooden board, or use a small acrylic stand. If you are having a printed order of service or table plan, you could also add the QR code there. Place signs where guests will naturally pause, such as near the welcome table, the bar, or on each table. Make sure the sign is at a comfortable height and well lit, so the code scans easily even in the evening.

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