The code is yours, not a picture
It points at your own wedding page, so a scan opens your details and your RSVP form.
Printed invitation + RSVP
Choose a design, print it at home or at a press, and the code on the card opens your own wedding page. Every reply lands in your guest list.
It points at your own wedding page, so a scan opens your details and your RSVP form.
Nobody phones you. Answers appear in WedCall with names and headcount.
Download a 12×18 cm PDF with bleed, ready for a press or a home printer.
The code is printed only. On a phone a link works better, so we give the link instead.
Choose from the catalogue, then set names, date and venue.
Download the print PDF; the code is placed for you.
Guests scan, answer, and your list fills itself.
A template is a picture. If it carries a code, someone made that code by hand and pasted it in — and it points wherever they pointed it. Keeping it correct is your job.
Here the card knows which wedding it belongs to. Change your venue and the page changes; the printed code still opens the right thing because it was never a picture of a link.
Yes — the code opens your page, so you publish your free WedCall page first. The public card maker prints without a code.
No. The code opens your wedding page in any phone browser.
No. On screen we share a link instead — nobody can scan a code on their own screen.
Yes. The PDF is 12×18 cm with bleed and crop marks.
The code opens your page, and the page is always current. Only the printed text is fixed.
Design your invitation free, download the print file, and let the card do the asking.
Design your invitation free