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A wedding page turns a printed invitation, save-the-date, or table card into a full digital hub for the event: couple names, a description of how you met, an image gallery, ceremony and reception schedule, venue details, an RSVP form guests fill out right on the page, and a button linking to a registry. It’s meant to replace (or supplement) a standalone wedding website with something guests reach by scanning a code on the physical invite.
Like every category on this page, “Wedding QR code” isn’t a separate creation route — it’s the Build a Page flow filtered to Wedding-tagged templates.
From QR Codes → Create QR Code (/qr/create), click the Build a Page card to open the block-based page builder’s template gallery.
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Filter the gallery by Wedding
On Choose a template (/qr/new), click the Wedding tag. At verification time there were 3 templates: Royal Affair, Blush Romance, and Rustic Bloom. Searching “wedding” in the search box returns the same 3 templates, even with the All tag still selected.
The template gallery filtered to the Wedding tag
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Preview and select a template
Clicking a card opens a preview panel with the template’s name, a short style description, its category tag, and a Use this template button. The Royal Affair template was used for verification here — described as “Champagne gold on near-black — a formal, black-tie ballroom wedding” and tagged Wedding.
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Land in the page builder
Selecting it opens the builder at /qr/new/landing?template=wed-royal-affair. This template ships with 8 blocks: Page Title, Image Gallery, Couple Names, Description, Event Schedule, Event Venue, RSVP, and a Button (e.g. “View Our Registry”) — all editable from the left-hand blocks panel.
The page builder canvas after opening the Royal Affair wedding template
Reaching this canvas confirms the flow — you don’t need to publish to verify it works. Edit the couple’s names, ceremony schedule, venue, and RSVP form, then use Publish from the top bar when the page is ready.
To create a wedding-style QR code through the API rather than the UI, use category ID 14 (labeled Wedding) — see Create QR Code for the full request schema and Category List for the complete ID-to-label mapping.
