Digital Wedding Invitations
That Stay Current

Absolutely. Export the QR code as a PNG image and embed it in your Canva design, Paperless Post template, or any e-vite platform. Recipients can screenshot it and scan later, or tap the embedded link directly if your e-vite platform supports it.

A wedding website is the destination — QRZY is the bridge. Your QR code points guests to your wedding website, RSVP form, venue map, or photo album at exactly the right time. Instead of guests bookmarking a URL or searching their email for a link, they scan the invitation they already have.

Keep it simple. On printed invitations, the back of the card is the most popular placement — it keeps the front design clean. A belly band with "Scan for Details" works beautifully too. For minimalist designs, a small QR in the bottom corner with "Scan me" is enough. The QR code should be at least 2cm × 2cm for reliable scanning.

Yes — and you should. The earlier you add the QR code, the more value it delivers. On a save-the-date, it links to your wedding website. By the time invitations go out, it switches to the RSVP form. Same code, same card, different content at each stage.

The free tier gives you 1 QR code with all workflow features — 4 phases, unlimited scans, automatic transitions. That's enough for most weddings. The free tier includes either a 5-second interstitial or QRZY branding. The Starter plan ($100/year) removes both for a seamless guest experience.