What Should You Write Next to Your Wedding Photo QR Code?
A QR code on its own doesn't explain itself. The few words printed next to it decide whether a guest scans it or walks right past - here's what actually works.
Keep it short and clear
Guests are reading this in passing, not studying it. A single short line is more effective than a paragraph explaining the whole process. Say what to do, not how the technology works.
Simple, direct options
- "Scan to share your photos with us"
- "Snap it, scan it, share it"
- "See a great shot? Scan and upload it here"
- "Help us capture the whole day - scan to add your photos"
Slightly more personal options
- "We want to see our wedding through your eyes"
- "Your photos are part of our story - scan to add yours"
- "Every angle helps! Scan to share what you captured"
Playful options for a casual wedding
- "No filter required, just scan and upload"
- "Your camera roll called - it wants to be in our album"
Mention that no app is needed
If your gallery works entirely through a browser, saying so removes any hesitation from guests who assume they'll need to download something. A line like "no app needed, just scan" reassures guests before they even try.
Match the tone to your wedding
A formal wedding might stick with something simple and elegant, while a more relaxed celebration has room for a playful line. Either way, the goal is the same: make it obvious what scanning the code will do.
Get your QR code and start writing your sign
OnAlbum generates a ready-to-use QR code for your event, so all that's left is picking the wording for your sign. See how it works on the wedding photo sharing page, or create your event to get your code.