Static vector QR codes that never expire

Free Wedding RSVP QR Code Generator

Design a print-ready RSVP enclosure card with a crisp vector SVG QR code for your wedding invitations. Guests scan with their phone camera to RSVP and pick their meal choices in seconds.

3.5″ × 5″ / A6 stationery ratio

Design Your QR Insert Card
Enter your names, wedding link, and RSVP date to generate a scannable vector QR code enclosure card.
1. Choose insert card theme
2. Enclosure card wording style
Live Enclosure Card Preview
Vector SVG • 300+ DPI print quality
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Sarah & James

Kindly RSVP Online

Scan the QR code with your phone camera or visit our wedding website to confirm your attendance and dietary requirements.

whenwillyoumarry.com/sarah-and-james

Please respond by 15 June 2026

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Stationery Printing Tips

How to Print Flawless Wedding QR Codes

1. Avoid Dynamic QR Subscription Traps
Many generic QR sites encode a temporary tracking link that stops working after a 14-day trial. Our tool encodes your wedding URL directly into the SVG so it works forever with zero fees.
2. Keep High Contrast for Camera Lenses
Always print dark ink (charcoal, espresso, or forest green) against a light card background. Avoid metallic gold foil or pale pastel ink for the QR matrix itself, as phone cameras struggle with glare.
3. Print the Written Link Underneath
Grandparents and relatives who prefer replying on an iPad or desktop computer appreciate seeing your clean wedding website address printed right below the code.
4. Test Before Sending to Press
Before ordering 100 printed inserts, test your QR code with both an iPhone and an Android camera to verify your published RSVP form opens smoothly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Wedding Invitation QR Code Q&A

Do wedding QR codes generated here ever expire?

No. This generator encodes your wedding website URL directly into a standard static QR code matrix rather than routing through a paid third-party redirect link. As long as your wedding website URL is active, your printed QR code will work indefinitely with unlimited scans.

What size should a QR code be on a printed wedding invitation insert?

Stationery printers recommend printing your wedding QR code at a minimum of 2 cm x 2 cm (roughly 0.8 inches square) with a clean white or cream quiet zone around the edges. Our 3.5 x 5 inch (A6 ratio) insert card template sizes the QR code generously so older and newer phone cameras scan it effortlessly.

Why should I download an SVG QR code for my wedding stationer?

Unlike low-resolution PNG screenshots that can look blurry on letterpress or foil-stamped cotton card, an SVG is a crisp mathematical vector file. Your stationer, Canva project, or local print shop can scale it to any size at 300+ DPI without losing sharpness.

Should the QR code go on the main wedding invitation or a separate details card?

Most couples place the QR code on a companion RSVP or finer details enclosure card (or on the reverse of a modern flat invitation) so the front ceremonial invitation keeps its timeless typography. Always print the human-readable website URL underneath the QR code for guests who prefer typing the address on a laptop.

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