Wedding QR code: how it works and why it's brilliant
A simple QR code on the tables, and all your guests access their photos in seconds. Here's how it works, and how to set it up effortlessly.
The QR code has become the perfect tool to share event photos. No app, no typing: point your phone, and you're in. Let's see how to use it for your wedding.
How it works, step by step
- You create your event gallery and import your photos.
- CéSAR generates a unique QR code for your wedding.
- You print it on the tables, the booklet or the party screen.
- Each guest scans it, takes a selfie, and accesses THEIR gallery.
No app to download: the QR code opens directly in the browser. That's what makes the experience so smooth, even for the least tech-savvy guests.
Where to place the QR code?
- A small stand on each reception table.
- On the back of the menu or seating chart.
- On the screen during speeches and the dance party.
- In the thank-you message sent after the wedding.
Get your event's QR code
Create your gallery in two minutes and generate your QR code to share. Free to start.
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