QR codes for weddings, parties and events
On the day of an event everything changes at least once. A printed sign cannot keep up, but a code that opens a live page can.
Guests also want to join in: add photos, request songs, buy raffle tickets, find the schedule. A code on a table sign makes it one scan.
8 guides for weddings, parties and events
Wedding invitationsInvitations and table signs that answer guest questions in one place. Wedding photo sharingTable signs and cards that collect guest photos in one shared album. Festivals and event ticketsTickets, maps and schedules for fairs, festivals and community events. Conferences and name badgesBadges, schedules and booths that open contact cards, sessions and surveys. Trade show boothsBanners and table signs that turn a passing visitor into a lead. Party and bounce house rentalsTrailers, flyers and delivery cards that open availability, safety rules and booking. DJs and event entertainersBooth signs and cards that open song requests, packages and booking. Raffles and silent auctionsTable signs and tickets that open bidding, ticket sales and winners.What works in this group
- Test your code with a weak signal. Crowds overload mobile networks.
- Print the key times on the sign too, as a fallback.
- Put codes at tables, the entrance and the bar, where guests already stop.
Before you print
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