How much does a QR code cost for a wedding?

The QR code itself does not cost anything. Many websites let you create a QR code for free. You enter the web address you want it to link to, and the site gives you a downloadable image. You can then add that image to your invitations, save the date cards, table plans, or welcome boards.

The real cost is the printing. If you are printing your own stationery at home, the QR code adds no extra cost. If you order printed invitations or signs, the cost is part of that print job. You do not pay extra for the code itself.

Some QR code generators offer paid plans with extra features, like tracking how many people scanned, or changing the link later without reprinting. For most weddings, a free code is perfectly fine. If you want to change the link after printing, you can set up a short redirect link that you control, but that is optional.

One thing to remember: a QR code is just a picture. It does not expire. As long as the web address it points to stays live, the code will keep working. If you use a free generator, check that it does not add watermarks or ads to your code. Always download the highest quality image you can, and test it before you print.