Short answerKeep it to an invitation and one instruction, mention videos, and say there's no app: "Share your photos with us 📸 Scan to add your photos and videos to our album. No app needed." Below are 30 more to choose from.
What makes QR wording work
Guests glance at a table card for a second or two, usually with a drink in one hand. The wordings that work best have three things in common:
- An invitation, not an order. "Share your photos with us" feels warmer than "Upload photos here".
- One clear action. "Scan to add your photos" tells guests exactly what happens next.
- An answer to the obvious worry. Most guests wonder whether they'll have to download something. "No app needed" answers it before they ask.
Mentioning videos matters too. Many guests assume you only want photos, and the videos of the speeches and the dance floor are often what couples treasure most.
Simple and clear
1. Share your photos with us Scan to add your photos and videos. No app needed.
2. Capture the love Scan the code and add your photos to our wedding album.
3. Help us see the day through your eyes Scan, add your photos and videos, and see everyone else's.
4. Took a great photo? Scan to share it with us. Videos too!
5. Our wedding album Scan the code to add your photos and videos.
6. Snap. Scan. Share.
Sweet and romantic
7. Help us remember every moment 💛 Scan and share what you capture tonight.
8. Every photo tells a part of our story Scan to add yours.
9. We can't be everywhere tonight Show us what we missed: scan and share your photos.
10. Love, through your lens Add your photos and videos to our album.
11. Your view of our day means the world to us Scan to share.
12. Collecting moments, not things Scan to add your photos and videos.
Fun and playful
13. Be our photographer! Scan the code and add everything you capture, videos too.
14. Paparazzi wanted 📸 Scan to share your best shots of the night.
15. Caught us dancing? Scan and send us the evidence.
16. Pics or it didn't happen Scan to add your photos and videos.
17. Grandma's dance moves deserve an audience Share your videos here.
18. Your camera roll, our wedding album Scan to share. No app, no sign-up.
Elegant and short
19. Kindly share your photographs Scan to add them to our wedding album.
20. With love, through your lens
21. Share the memories Photos and videos welcome.
22. Our day, as you saw it
23. Please share your favourite moments with us
For multi-day and destination weddings
24. One wedding, every moment Scan at any event this weekend to add your photos and videos.
25. From the mehndi to the walima Share your photos from every celebration here.
26. Thank you for travelling to celebrate with us Add your photos and videos from the trip. Wi-Fi: [network name]
Bilingual (English and Arabic)
27. Share your photos with us شاركونا صوركم Scan to add your photos and videos.
28. Capture the love وثّقوا لحظات الحب معنا No app needed.
For after the wedding
29. Found more photos on your phone? Scan any time to add them to our album.
30. Thank you for celebrating with us 💛 Keep this card: scan it whenever you find another photo.
How to choose the right one
Pick the wording that sounds like the two of you. A few questions help:
- What's the tone of the invitation? A formal invitation suits the elegant wordings; a relaxed barn wedding suits the playful ones.
- Who are your guests? If many are older relatives, choose a wording with "no app needed" and a clear instruction. Playful lines can confuse guests who don't use QR codes often.
- Where will the card stand? A large welcome sign can carry a longer line. A small table card needs the shortest version.
- Is it one event or several? For a wedding weekend, say the code works at every event.
You can also mix them: an elegant line on the welcome sign, and a fun one on the bar or the photo backdrop.
Wording for different spots
Each place at the venue catches guests in a different mood. A few short lines that fit each one:
- Welcome sign: "We'd love to see the day through your eyes. Scan any card tonight to share your photos."
- Bar: "Waiting for a drink? Add your photos while you wait."
- Photo backdrop: "Took a selfie here? Scan to share it with us."
- Dance floor or DJ booth: "Caught a great dance move? Send us the video."
- Exit or favours table: "Before you go: scan to add tonight's photos."
More on placement in where to put the QR code at your wedding.
Wording for the invitation and website
Guests who see the photo album mentioned before the wedding are more likely to use it on the day. Add one line to the invitation insert, the wedding website or the travel information:
On the day, scan the QR code on your table to add your photos and videos to our wedding album. No app needed, and you can keep adding photos after the wedding.
Tips for the card itself
- Names and date above or below the wording.
- Code at least 2.5 cm (1 inch), dark on light, with a white border.
- Matte card, so it scans under candlelight.
- Test it on an iPhone and an Android phone before printing them all.
Paste your favourite into the free QR card maker and print. Then see where to put the cards.
Put your wording on a FrameAmour card
- Every FrameAmour gallery comes with its own QR code and a printable table card.
- Guests scan and add photos and videos straight away, with no app or account.
- Your wording, their photos, one private gallery, sorted by your wedding programme.
- One price: US$79 once, with a 14 day money-back guarantee.