Guests use QR codes to access wedding information, locate their assigned seats and upload photos during a ceremony, reflecting the growing use of digital tools in modern weddings.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF DEAN MICHAELS
QR codes are becoming a staple of modern weddings, with couples using the technology for everything from invitations and RSVPs to seating charts and photo sharing.
Wedding planning platform The Knot said 59 percent of couples used QR codes in their weddings this year, up from just 7 percent in 2021.
The trend gained further attention after guests at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s 3 July wedding reportedly used QR codes to enter the venue as part of its security measures.
Wedding platform Zola also reported a 42.5 percent increase in QR codes included on save-the-date cards and invitations between 2024 and 2026.
Beyond digital invitations, couples are using QR codes to direct guests to wedding websites, locate assigned seats, upload photos and videos, view event schedules, and even access menu details and translations during ceremonies.
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