Bridge paper and digital
Wedding website QR code
Duva makes a QR code for your wedding site the moment you publish it. Print it on your invitations, your welcome signs, or your table cards, and guests scan straight to your site — and their RSVP — in one move.
- 1 scan
- to your site
- Hi-res
- PNG download
- Paper
- meets digital
- Free
- included
A wedding website QR code is a scannable square that opens your wedding site — and its RSVP — when a guest points their phone camera at it. Duva generates one automatically for your published site, with your own web address encoded and the Duva wordmark set beneath it, and lets you download a high-resolution PNG to print anywhere: invitations, save-the-dates, welcome signage, table cards. A guest scans it, lands on your site, and can RSVP by looking up their name — no typing a URL, no app. The QR is included free with every site.
Your website, one scan away
Guests rarely type a URL correctly off a printed card, and a mistyped address is a guest who never reaches your site. A QR code removes that entirely: the guest opens their phone camera, points it at the square, and taps the link that appears. In one motion they are on your wedding website — the schedule, the travel details, and the RSVP — with nothing to type and nothing to install.
Duva builds the code for you as soon as your site is live. It encodes your actual web address, so it always points at the current version of your site, and it renders the Duva wordmark in a caption beneath the code so the finished graphic looks intentional rather than like a bare black-and-white square pasted onto your stationery.
- Auto-generated. A QR for your site appears as soon as you publish — nothing to set up or design.
- Points at your address. It encodes your real web address, so a scan always opens your live wedding site.
- Branded, not bare. The Duva wordmark sits beneath the code so it looks finished on your stationery.
Download it in print quality
A QR code that looks crisp on a screen can turn to mush when it is enlarged for a poster, so Duva gives you a high-resolution PNG built for print. Download it once and drop it into your invitation design, a welcome sign, or a program — it stays sharp whether it is an inch wide on a card or a foot wide on an easel at the venue.
Because it is a plain image file, it works with whatever you are already using: a designer’s layout, a stationer’s template, a canva mockup, or a home printer. There is no special software and no proprietary format — just an image you own and can place anywhere.
- Hi-res PNG. A high-resolution file that stays sharp from a small card to a large sign.
- Drops into any design. A standard image that works with any designer, template, or printer.
- Yours to place anywhere. No special software or format — use it wherever you need it.
Where couples actually use it
The QR earns its place across the whole wedding. On the invitation or save-the-date, it gives guests a one-scan path to RSVP alongside your printed details. On a welcome sign or an easel at the entrance, it points arriving guests to the schedule and venue map. In welcome bags for out-of-town family, it links to travel and logistics. On reception table cards or the ceremony program, it invites guests to your photo gallery afterward.
Each of those is a moment a guest has their phone in hand and a question you have already answered on your site — where is the after-party, what time is the shuttle, where do I upload photos. The QR turns "text the couple to ask" into "scan and see."
- Invitations & save-the-dates. A one-scan RSVP path printed right beside your details.
- Welcome signs & bags. Point arriving and out-of-town guests to the schedule, map, and travel info.
- Programs & table cards. Send guests to the gallery or logistics from the ceremony and reception.
Scan, then RSVP — the whole point
A QR that only opens a page is half a feature; Duva’s opens the page where guests can act. After scanning, a guest lands on your live wedding site and can look themselves up by name and RSVP on the spot — for their whole party, per event — without a link, an app, or an account. For the less-technical guest holding a paper invitation, it is the shortest possible path from "we got the invite" to "we responded."
That is what makes the code more than decorative: it closes the loop between your printed suite and your digital RSVP, so the card on the fridge and the response on your dashboard are one scan apart.
- Name-lookup RSVP. Guests find themselves on the site after scanning and respond — no link needed.
- For the whole party. One scan leads to a household RSVP across every event, just like the texted link.
- Kind to non-techies. The simplest route from a paper invitation to a recorded response.
A companion to your printed suite
The QR is not a replacement for a beautiful invitation — it is the practical bridge on top of one. Keep the paper you love for the formal ask and the keepsake, and let the code carry the parts paper cannot: a live schedule, up-to-date travel details, and an RSVP that updates your headcount instantly. Couples who print invitations and couples who go fully digital both get the same benefit.
One small thing worth timing right: because the code points at your saved web address, finalize your address before you send anything to print. Lock the slug, generate the QR, then hand it to your stationer — and a scan will always land exactly where you want it.
- Paper stays the star. Use the invitation you love; the QR just adds the live, updatable layer.
- Finalize the address first. The code points at your saved address — lock it before you print, then generate.
- Included free. The QR comes with your free wedding site — nothing extra to buy.
From printed card to recorded RSVP
A branded, print-ready QR that closes the loop with your site.
Auto-generated
Made for your site the moment you publish.
Print-quality PNG
Sharp from a small card to a large sign.
Branded caption
The Duva wordmark keeps it looking intentional.
Scan to RSVP
Guests land on the site and respond by name.
Use it anywhere
Invites, signage, welcome bags, table cards.
Free
Included with every wedding website.
Frequently asked questions
Does Duva make a QR code for my wedding website?
Yes. As soon as your site is published, Duva generates a QR code that encodes your web address, with the Duva wordmark set beneath it, and lets you download a high-resolution PNG to print. Guests scan it to open your site and RSVP, and it is included free with every wedding website.
Where should I put the QR code?
Anywhere a guest has their phone handy: on invitations and save-the-dates as a one-scan RSVP path, on welcome signs and in welcome bags for arriving guests, and on programs or reception table cards to point guests to the schedule or the photo gallery. It is a print-ready image, so it drops into any design.
Can guests RSVP after scanning the code?
Yes — that is the point. Scanning opens your live wedding site, where a guest can look themselves up by name and RSVP for their whole party, per event, with no link, app, or account. For a guest holding a paper invitation, it is the shortest path from receiving it to responding.
Is the QR code high-resolution enough to print large?
Yes. Duva provides a high-resolution PNG built for print, so the code stays crisp whether it is an inch wide on a card or enlarged for an easel sign at the venue. It is a standard image file that works with any designer, template, or printer.
What if I change my web address after printing the QR?
The code points at your saved web address, so if you change it, previously printed codes would no longer match. The fix is simple: finalize your address first, then generate the QR and send it to print, so every scan always lands on your site.
Does the QR code cost anything?
No. The QR code is included free with your wedding website, along with your guest list and RSVP collection. There is no subscription, and only the extra announcements you broadcast to guests yourself are paid — a one-time $10 unlock that includes 100 message credits.
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Put your website in every guest’s hand
Publish your site, download its QR code, and print it on invitations, signage, and welcome bags — guests scan straight to your RSVP. Free with every wedding website.
Last updated August 1, 2026