14 June 2026
Marta & Alex
Share your photos with us
Table cards, ready to print
Your QR code rendered into the artwork, not stuck on top of it. Download a print-ready PDF or order the cards printed.
Create your eventTonight only
Marta & Alex
Scan · Snap · Share
Midnight Birthday
Can you catch…
- a group shot of your table
- the first dance
- best dressed guest
- a truly bad selfie
- the toast
Winner announced at midnight
Scavenger Hunt
Marta & Alex
14 June 2026
Help us remember today
Photo Cover
14 June 2026
Marta & Alex
Three days, one album
Table 4 · Lobby · Bar · Terrace
Corporate
Scan
Marta & Alex
Minimal
One card, six palettes
The same design in every theme, so the card matches the page your guests land on.
Scan
Marta & Alex
Champagne
Scan
Marta & Alex
Sage
Scan
Marta & Alex
Terracotta
Scan
Marta & Alex
Blush
Scan
Marta & Alex
Amber
Scan
Marta & Alex
Ocean
Scan
Marta & Alex
Forest
Scan
Marta & Alex
Plum
Scan
Marta & Alex
Slate
Scan
Marta & Alex
Ink
Scan
Marta & Alex
Midnight
Scan
Marta & Alex
Velvet
Printing them so they actually get scanned
The design matters less than where the card ends up and what light is falling on it. A few things we have watched go wrong at real venues, and what to do instead.
Print at 5×7, not smaller
The PDF is 5×7 inches and the QR is never rendered below 32mm, which is about a quarter of the card. Shrinking the card to save on printing shrinks the code with it, and a phone held across a round table stops resolving it.
Matte paper, never gloss
Venue lighting is nearly always downlights. Gloss and lamination throw them straight back into the camera as a white blot across the middle of the code, which is the single most common reason a card does not work.
One per table, plus the bar
Nobody walks to another table to find a card. Count your tables, add one for the bar and one for wherever the guestbook sits, then add a couple of spares because at least one will end up under a plate.
Test it in the actual room
Scan one from a seated position, at the light level the room will really be at, before you order thirty. Evening receptions are much darker than the kitchen table you designed the card on.
Keep the contrast, whatever the palette
All six palettes are tested to scan, but if you take the artwork elsewhere, keep the code dark on a pale ground. A pale code on a pale card looks lovely and reads as nothing at all.
Card stock helps more than you would think
The printed cards come on 350gsm for a reason. Anything flimsy curls in a warm room, and a curled card bends the code enough that phones hesitate over it.
If you would rather not deal with any of it, the print shop inside your event will render your code into whichever design you pick and post the cards to you on 350gsm. Either way the file is free, and you can put the same code on every table at a wedding or on a single card by the food at a birthday.