Wedding QR code for photos

One scan gives guests a simple place to share their photos.

A wedding photo QR code should be easy to spot and easy to understand. With BigDayPlay, guests scan the same code they use for activities, then add photos in their phone browser when they are ready.

Amelia & Theo

Share your view of the day.

Scan to add photos or join an activity. No app download needed.

Put it where guests have a moment to pause.

The QR code does not need to be everywhere. A few well-placed signs, with a short explanation of what it is for, are easier to notice than one tiny code lost among other wedding information.

  1. 01

    Welcome table

    A clear first chance to scan before people find their seats.

  2. 02

    Table cards

    Useful when guests are sitting down with photos already on their phones.

  3. 03

    Guest-book area

    A natural place for a small sign if guests will return there during the evening.

Keep the invitation plain.

Tell guests exactly what happens after they scan: they can add the candid photos they take, or choose an activity. There is no account to create and no separate photo app to find.

Once your wedding is live, BigDayPlay gives you print-ready signs for the same private guest link and QR code. The photos guests send are collected for the couple's private host view, rather than displayed as a public gallery.

See how wedding photo sharing works

Share the photos you take

Scan here to add your view of Amelia & Theo's day.

No app or account needed. You can also use this link to join in with the wedding activities.

See the guest page before you print anything.

Try the fictional wedding demo, then set up your own guest link and QR code when it suits you.