QR code for wedding photos
One code on the table.
Every photo in one feed.
A QR code for your wedding photos does what a hashtag never managed: it works for every guest with a phone, not just the ones on Instagram. They scan, a web page opens, they post. No app, no account, no password.
Free to try · Setup in about a minute · Nothing for guests to install
Three steps, one code
Create your wedding
About a minute. Add your names and a date, and you get a six-character code and a QR.
Print the join card
Download the card with your QR, your names and the code, and put it wherever guests stand still.
Guests scan and post
Their camera opens the feed in a browser. They add a photo and go back to dancing.
Why couples put a QR on the tables
It works for everyone
Grandparents, the friend who deleted Instagram, the colleague who never posts. A QR code needs a phone camera and nothing else, which is the whole guest list rather than the part of it that's online.
Nobody can forget it
A hashtag has to be remembered and typed correctly at 11pm. A card on the table is sitting in front of them while they wait for the next course.
The photos are yours
They land in a gallery private to the people you invited, not on the public internet under a tag anyone can search. You can download the whole album whenever you want.
FAQ
QR code questions, answered.
How does a QR code for wedding photos work?
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You create your wedding, and WeddingPOV generates a six-character code and a matching QR. Guests point their phone camera at the QR, a web page opens, and they can add photos straight away. There is no app to install, no account to make and no password. Their photos appear in your live gallery within seconds.
Do guests need to download an app to scan it?
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No. Every modern phone camera reads a QR code out of the box, and the link opens in the browser they already have. The free iPhone app exists for guests who want it — and it's what you need to record 30-second video clips — but for photos nobody has to install anything.
Can I print the QR code on signs and table cards?
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Yes. The app generates a printable join card sized for a table tent, with your QR, your couple name and the six-character code underneath. Print it for the welcome table, the bar, the bathroom mirror — anywhere a guest is standing still with a phone in their hand.
What if a guest can't scan the QR code?
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That's what the six-character code is for. It's printed on the same card, and a guest can type it in instead of scanning. The alphabet deliberately leaves out characters people misread, so there's no confusion between a zero and an O.
Is a QR code better than a wedding hashtag?
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For most couples, yes. A hashtag only works for guests who use Instagram, remember to tag, and keep their account public — and the photos still end up scattered across everyone's feed. A QR code works for every guest with a phone, and the photos land in one gallery you own and control.
How long do the photos stay up?
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The free gallery stays live for 30 days and holds 100 photos and videos. If you want it open longer it's $14.99 for six months and 1,000 uploads, or $29.99 for a year and unlimited uploads. Both are auto-renewing and you can cancel anytime.