Turn the place you got married — or met, or got engaged — into a framed map with your names, the date and the exact coordinates. Design it in a few minutes, download it free, or have it printed and shipped.
Make your wedding map — free →
Each example opens in the editor exactly as shown — change the place, the text or the style and download your own.
The text is what makes the map yours. A short title and one line underneath work best on a poster:
Not only the wedding venue. Couples also choose the place they first met, the café of the first date, the spot of the proposal, the honeymoon island or the first home together. A set of two or three matching posters — same style, same frame — tells the whole story on one wall.
Every poster downloads free as a high-resolution PNG or a vector PDF/SVG, from A4 up to A1 or any custom size in centimetres. Print it at a local shop, or click Order it printed & shipped in the editor: in the US, Canada, the UK and 9 EU countries it is printed by Peecho on art paper, framed or on canvas; everywhere else by Zazzle. A3 (30 × 42 cm) and 50 × 70 cm are the most popular sizes for a frame above a sofa or bed.
Yes. Designing and downloading are free with no account and no watermark, including 300 dpi exports. You only pay if you choose to order a printed copy from the print shop.
Yes. Add a title, a subtitle and the coordinates, choose the font and colour, and they are placed on the poster exactly as you see them in the editor.
Yes. The heart pin takes one or two lines of text (initials, a date) in any colour, and can be filled with your own photo instead of a colour. Its size and colour are adjustable too.
Yes. Use the centre pin (heart, star, home or pin shape) or add one or more markers anywhere on the map in Studio mode.
A3 (30 × 42 cm) for a shelf or a smaller wall, A2 or 50 × 70 cm above a sofa or bed. Keep important streets and text away from the edges so a frame mat does not cover them.
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