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Save the Date QR Codes
A save the date QR code carries the event itself, not a link to a page about it. Guests scan the card, their phone offers to add the date, time and venue to their calendar, and it is done — no typing, no forgotten card in a drawer. It works for weddings, milestone birthdays, anniversaries and launch parties, anywhere the whole job is getting a date into someone’s diary months ahead.
Popular Use Cases
- Save the date cards posted months before a wedding
- Milestone birthday and anniversary invitations
- Engagement parties and rehearsal dinners
- Product launch and opening night invitations
- Reunion and club anniversary mailings
Why Use a QR Code
Straight Into the Calendar
Guests scan once and the date is saved with the venue attached — nothing to type and nothing to lose.
Move the Date Without Reprinting
On a trackable code you can change the date or venue later and every card already posted points at the new details.
See Who Saved It
Scan counts show how many guests actually saved the date, which is a far better early signal than waiting on RSVPs.
How to Create Your QR Code
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Fill in the form
Enter the event name and the date and time it starts. Add the venue so it travels into the calendar entry too.
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Customize your QR code
Choose colors, add a logo, and adjust the style to match your brand.
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Download or save
Download your QR code or save it to your account to track scans and analytics.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a save the date QR code?
It is a QR code holding a calendar entry rather than a web link. Scanning it offers to add the event — name, date, time and venue — directly to the guest’s calendar. It is the fastest way to get a date into someone’s diary from a printed card.
How is this different from a wedding website QR code?
A wedding QR code points at a page — your RSVP form, registry or photo album. A save the date code carries the date itself, so scanning saves it to the calendar instead of opening a website. Many couples use both: this one on the save the date card, a website code on the invitation.
What happens if we change the date?
With a trackable code, edit the date in your dashboard and every printed card points at the new one. A static code has the date encoded in the pattern and cannot be changed, so a postponement would mean reprinting.
Will it work on every guest’s phone?
Most phones hand a calendar code straight to the calendar app, though some scanners show the raw text instead — iPhones are the less consistent of the two. Choosing the trackable option avoids this: it opens a page with a single Add to Calendar button that behaves the same everywhere.
Does scanning add the event without asking?
No. The phone shows the details and the guest taps to save. No QR code can write to someone’s calendar without their agreement.
Related QR Code Use Cases
Looking for more options? Explore the full save the dates generator or browse all QR code use cases.
Comprehensive Analytics
Track and analyze your QR code performance with detailed insights — every metric is part of the free plan.
- Daily scan statistics and trends
- Device and platform distribution
- Geographical scan locations
- Time-based usage patterns
- Even more detailed analytics coming soon