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Set up your QR code, print the templates we've made for you, and watch every guest's pictures arrive before your first look. No app, no chasing, no scrolling through group chats later.
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If you're already looking for a QR code for wedding pictures, you've mostly made up your mind. The only question left is how quickly you can get one set up and ready to print. With WeddingSnap, it's about 60 seconds from the moment you sign up to the moment your QR code is ready to download.
One code, one gallery
Your QR links straight to a private gallery for your wedding — no apps to install, no account for guests to make.
Full-resolution pictures
Pictures land at original quality, ready for albums, canvases, and the prints you'll hang on the wall.
Yours to keep
Scroll at your own pace, pick the favorites, and download the whole collection whenever you're ready.
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How it works
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Enter your names and your wedding date. Your gallery is live right away.
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Your wedding picture QR code is ready the moment your event is created. Download it as a high-resolution PNG or PDF.
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Choose from table cards, welcome signs, and programs — designed for print, download-ready.
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Print at home or through your stationer. Set it out at the wedding. Pictures start rolling in.
Create your account, name your event, and your wedding picture QR code is ready to download.
Table cards, welcome signs, and programs — pre-designed and sized for print. Just add your QR code and go.
Guests use the camera that's already on their phone. No app store visits, no waiting for anything to install.
Every picture uploads at original quality, so they're ready for albums, canvases, and prints.
Room for thousands of pictures and videos — enough for even the biggest weddings with the chattiest phone cameras.
Pay once, keep your gallery for a full year. No subscriptions, no upsells to access your own pictures.
Print-ready templates included — table cards, welcome signs, programs, and more.
The single highest-scanning spot. Put the card on the plate rather than beside it — guests pick up what's directly in front of them.
The first thing guests read on the way in. A line about your gallery here sets the expectation before anyone sits down.
People wait here, phone already in hand, and it's where a lot of the best candids happen anyway.
Two more places guests linger with their phones out. A small card at each one costs nothing and catches the late-evening crowd.
Anything a guest already holds is a free surface for your code. Your stationer can drop it in alongside the rest of the design.
Keep codes flat and vertical rather than angled, make sure the spot is lit after sunset, and laminate anything that might meet weather.
A ten-second prompt from the microphone does more than any sign. Ask for it two or three times — at dinner, before the first dance, and near the end of the night.
One line on your wedding website and a note in the ceremony program means guests arrive already knowing what the code is for.
Anyone whose camera won't cooperate can type the link instead. This is the fix for guests who find QR codes fiddly.
Walk the whole way through — scan, choose a photo, upload — on both before anything goes to print.
A short prompt on the card gives guests something to shoot. "Find the best dance move" or "catch the flower girl's reaction" beats a blank instruction.
Flimsy paper gets pushed aside or thrown away. A card that feels like part of your stationery stays on the table all night.
You could paste a Dropbox link into a free generator and call it a day. Here's what actually happens with each of the alternatives.
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If a guest can't work it out in about ten seconds, the platform has failed. Scan to upload should work on any phone, old or new, with no download and no account.
Your sign shouldn't look like a tech company's marketing. Look for templates you can put your names, date, and colors on.
Some platforms compress what guests upload. That's fine on a phone screen and awful on a 16×20 canvas. Check that you're getting the original.
Being able to review and remove a picture before anyone else sees it matters. Auto-approve suits most weddings — having the choice matters more.
Left your photo plan to the rehearsal dinner? Sixty seconds and you're done — templates and all.
From teens to grandparents, anyone who can open their phone camera can upload. No app, no account, no instructions needed.
Candid shots, reception moments, getting-ready pictures — all in one gallery, full resolution, easy to download.
Most guests upload in the day after the wedding, and a second wave arrives when people scroll back through their camera roll.
Download the full-resolution collection and keep a second copy somewhere else. You have a year to do it — do it early anyway.
Ceremony, cocktail hour, reception, first dances, late night. It's how you'll actually want to look back through them.
A candid of you with that specific guest turns a thank-you card into something they keep.
Start collecting photos your guests will love sharing.
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Set it up now, print it tonight, collect every picture on the big day.
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