How do you make a QR code for a wedding invitation with a dress code?

Create a simple page on your wedding website titled something like "Dress Code" and write clear guidance there. Mention the level of formality, for example black tie, lounge suit, or smart casual. Add notes on colours to avoid, like all white, and any cultural dress expectations. Then use a free QR code generator to turn that page's web address into a code. Download the code as a high quality image, usually a PNG, and place it on your invitation near the date or venue details. Make sure the code is large enough to scan easily, at least 2cm square. Test it yourself with a phone before printing. You can also add a short line under the code, such as "Scan for dress code details". If you are using a wedding website builder, many have a built in QR code tool for each page. That saves you copying the web address. Keep the dress code page simple and friendly. Avoid long paragraphs. Bullet points work well. Guests will appreciate knowing exactly what to wear, especially if the wedding has a theme or a particular colour scheme.