Wedding Invitation QR Code From a PDF
Have a beautiful invitation, schedule, or details PDF? Turn it into a QR code your guests can scan to open everything on their phone, no app and no login. Add it to save-the-dates, invites, or signage, and update times or directions later without reprinting a thing.
How it works
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Upload your invitation PDF
Add the PDF you already designed: the invite itself, the day-of timeline, directions, dress code, or registry details. peadf turns it into a short link wrapped in a scannable code, so the artwork on your stationery never changes even if the details do.
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Style the code to match your theme
Choose colors that fit your palette, add a monogram or small logo in the center, and pick a frame shape. Download a crisp PNG or SVG that prints cleanly on invitations, place cards, welcome signs, and programs at any size.
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Print it, then update details anytime
Add the code to your save-the-dates and invites. If the ceremony time shifts, the venue sends new parking instructions, or you add a brunch the next morning, upload the revised PDF. Every code already in your guests' hands now opens the latest version.
Why use peadf for this
- Keep your printed invitations clean and elegant while still giving guests a full schedule, map, dress code, and registry behind one small code.
- Fix a changed time, venue note, or weather plan after invites are mailed, without reprinting or emailing every guest.
- Guests open everything instantly in their phone browser, with no app, no login, and no fiddly website to type in by hand.
- Reuse the same code across save-the-dates, invitations, welcome signs, and programs so all your stationery stays consistent.
- Free to start, so you can create and test your code well before the stationery goes to print.
FAQ
Will my guests need an app or account to open the invitation?+
No. They point their phone camera at the code and the invitation PDF opens directly in the browser. There is nothing to install and nobody has to sign in, which matters for older relatives who just want to see the details and go.
Can I update the details after invitations are already sent?+
Yes, and this is the main reason to use a dynamic PDF code. If the timing, venue notes, or directions change, upload the new PDF in your dashboard and every code already printed on mailed invitations opens the updated version within seconds. No reprints and no follow-up emails.
What should I put in the PDF?+
Anything you would normally cram onto extra insert cards: the day-of timeline, ceremony and reception addresses with a map, parking, dress code, accommodation suggestions, and registry links. Keep it portrait-oriented so it reads comfortably on a phone screen without pinching and zooming.