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

Short answer

Create a shared online album or a form with a file upload option, then generate a QR code for that link. Print the code on your invitation or a card, and guests scan it to add photos.

Start by choosing a photo sharing service that allows guests to upload without needing an account. Many free services let you create a shared album with a link, and some allow direct uploads from a phone. Alternatively, use a form builder that supports file uploads, so guests can send photos straight to you. Once you have the link, generate a QR code using a free generator. Place the code on a small card with a note like "Scan to share your photos" or "Add your pictures here". Test it on a few different phones before printing, because some older phones need a QR scanner app, though most modern cameras read codes automatically. Remind guests on the day, perhaps with a sign at the entrance or on the table plan, that they can scan and upload. After the wedding, you can download all the photos and make a shared album for everyone. If you want to keep things private, set the album to hidden and share the link only with guests. This works well for both formal and casual weddings, and it saves you from chasing photos afterwards.