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How do I create a QR code for my wedding website?

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

Short answer

Create a QR code for your wedding website by using a free online QR code generator, pasting your website address, and downloading the code as an image. Then add it to your invitations or save it for sharing.

First, make sure your wedding website is live and the address is correct. Then, find a free QR code generator online. Paste your website URL into the generator, and choose a simple format, usually PNG. Download the image. You can then add this image to your invitations, save-the-dates, or even display it on a sign at the wedding. When placing the code, think about where guests will see it. On a printed invitation, put it on the back or in a corner. For a sign, make it large enough to scan from a short distance. Also consider the colour: black on white is the most reliable. If you want a coloured code, keep the contrast high, like dark blue on a light background. Avoid adding too much decoration around the code, as this can make it harder to scan. Finally, test the code yourself before printing anything. Scan it with your phone to confirm it opens the right page. If you update your website address later, you will need to create a new code.

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