A photo sharing sign has one job: get guests to scan the code and upload. The best wording is short, friendly and says exactly what to do. Here are lines to copy, grouped by tone, and the details every sign needs.
What every sign needs
A clear call to action, such as: scan to share your photos.
What happens next, in a few words: add your photos and videos.
That it is easy: no app needed, if that is true for your service.
A QR code big enough to scan from where guests sit, at least 3 cm (about 1.25 in) wide on a table card.
The link in small print, for anyone whose camera won't scan.
Classic and simple
Share your photos with us.
Help us capture our day. Scan to share your photos.
We'd love to see the day through your eyes.
Caught a moment? Share it with us.
Scan the code and add your photos and videos.
Please share the memories you capture today.
Romantic
Love is in the details. Help us remember them all.
Every photo tells part of our story. Add yours.
Thank you for being here. Share the moments you loved.
The best memories are the ones you saw. Share them with us.
Fun and playful
You're our photographer tonight. No pressure.
Snap it, scan it, share it.
Caught us doing something embarrassing? We want it.
Pics or it didn't happen. Scan to share.
Be our paparazzi. Upload your shots here.
Saw the best man's dance moves? Prove it.
Short lines for table cards
Scan. Snap. Share.
Share your photos here.
Your photos, our memories.
Scan to add your pictures.
No app needed. Just scan.
For the welcome sign or the bar
Before you raise a glass, scan the code and share tonight's photos.
Phones down for the vows, out for the party. Then share everything here.
Where to put your signs
One large sign at the entrance, a small card on every table, and one at the bar and the photo booth. Add the code to your order of service or program, and to your thank-you message for anyone who forgot.
Make your sign
Pick a line, add your names and your link, and download a print-ready sign in our free wedding QR sign maker.