qr codes for invites?

There are websites where you can put the URL in yourself and it will generate a QR code for you. You can put that as an image on your invite. No need for a special $$ designer.

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I ordered two QR codes off Etsy. They were about $3. I decided to just pay for them because they wouldn’t expire. The DIY ones often have expiration dates. My wedding isn’t until September so I haven’t gotten feedback from guests. I did one for RSVPs and one so guests can share photos. Good luck!

I used a qr code generator website, then designed my qr code rsvp cards in canva, downloaded the image then i put into a word document with 6 on a page, printed one copy, and took to staples to have them print as many as i needed on cardstock. I think it cost me like $30 total which is only because i paid extra for staples to print within an hour. I had a paper cutter at home to cut them out. So all of this took me maybe half a day. This is what they look like (qr blacked out for privacy reasons)

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I did. I used Flowcode to create it and so far people think it’s clever and super easy.

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You don’t normally need to order a QR code separately. Create one from your wedding website or RSVP link, download it as an image and add it to the invitation design.

I work with FreeQR.com, and it can be used for this. A static QR code won’t expire as long as the destination page remains available. Print one sample and test it with different phones before ordering all the invitations.