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How do you put a QR code on an RSVP card?

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

Short answer

Put a QR code on an RSVP card by generating a code that links directly to your RSVP page, then placing it on the card design. Test it before printing.

Putting a QR code on an RSVP card is straightforward. First, create a QR code that links directly to your online RSVP page, not your whole wedding website. That way guests go straight to the form. You can make the code with a free generator or your wedding website service.

Then open your RSVP card design. Place the code in a clear spot, usually the top or bottom. Add a short instruction like "Scan to RSVP" or "RSVP online". Keep the code away from the edges where it might get cut off, and away from any perforation lines if the card is tear off.

Make sure the RSVP page is mobile friendly. Most guests will scan with their phone. Include a deadline on the card so guests know when to respond. If some guests prefer not to scan, you can still include a web address or a phone number as a backup. Test the code on a printed sample before you order the final cards. A code that does not work is frustrating for everyone.

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