Wedding Snap
9/28/2025

A QR code for wedding photos is the fastest way to collect guest pictures—no apps, no accounts. Follow this compact setup to keep it beautiful and effective.
Make one upload page for all guests (dynamic link preferred).
Generate a QR code and add a short URL under it.
Test on iPhone + Android (Camera → Scan → Tap → Upload).
Contrast: dark code on light (or vice-versa) for instant scans.
Copy: “Scan to share wedding photos • Scan → Tap → Upload.”
Sizes: Tables 4×6/5×7, Welcome 11×14/16×20, Programs 2–3".
Must-have: every reception table + main welcome sign.
Nice-to-have: bar, dessert table, photo booth, DJ booth.
Keep signs upright, well-lit, and glare-free.
DJ/MC cues: “Scan the table QR to share your photos!”
Add a one-liner on your wedding website and ceremony programs.
No login, minimal fields, support large photos/videos.
Show “Thanks—upload received!” confirmation.
Download within 48 hours and back up.
Sort into folders: Ceremony / Cocktail / Reception / Dancing.
Curate highlights for thank-you notes or a next-day post.
Is it private? Use a unique link; disable uploads after the event.
Non-scanners? Print a short URL; keep one helper device at the welcome table.
Multiple codes? One code is simplest; add duplicates of the same link around the venue.
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