Free printable
Photo sharing QR sign
Paste the link to your shared album and the sign draws a QR code guests can scan from the table. Put one on every table and one at the bar, and say what happens when they scan.
No account, nothing uploaded: your sheet is saved in this browser. Print opens your browser's print dialog at the sheet's exact size; choose Save as PDF there for a print shop.
Saved in this browser only, and shared by every printable here. An ampersand between the names prints in the accent colour.
In your invitation's style
The same sheet, matched to the envelope your guests open.
Paper&Seal is a digital invitation your guests unseal like the real thing. Every printable here lives in its planner too, drawn in your invitation's colours, corner flowers and typefaces, with your names and date already on it, saved to your event, and exported as a 300 DPI PNG for the print shop. Beside it: a checklist that dates itself, a budget, a seating planner with a printable board, day-of check-in and a photo wall guests scan into.
Questions
- What link should the QR code open?
- Anywhere guests can add photos without an account: a shared album link works. Paper&Seal's own photo wall gives guests an upload page and a live slideshow at the venue.
- Where is my sign saved?
- In this browser only. The link is stored in your browser and encoded into the code on the sheet; nothing is uploaded.
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