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Do people put QR codes on wedding invites?

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

Short answer

Yes, many couples put QR codes on wedding invitations in the UK. They use them to link to their wedding website, RSVP page, gift list or venue map. It is a practical and popular choice.

QR codes have become a normal part of wedding stationery. They save space on the invitation, because you do not need to print long web addresses or directions. A guest can simply scan the code with their phone and go straight to the right page.

Most couples put the QR code on the back of the invitation or on a separate details card. It often links to the wedding website, where guests can find the full schedule, travel information, dress code and the RSVP form. Some couples also use a QR code on the save the date to point guests to a simple map or a short note about the venue.

If you are worried about older guests not knowing how to scan, you can add a small line of text like "Scan with your phone camera" or include the web address underneath as a backup. That way everyone can find the information, whether they scan or type.

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