One Place, One Shared “I Do”
Choose the place where the couple got married: the downtown courthouse, the church by the river, or their hometown city hall. Zoom in to make the wedding venue the focal point, or zoom out a little to include the familiar streets nearby.
Words That Fit the Couple
For the names, try “Sophia & Henry” or pair names with a short expression of love:
- “Mia & Ben – forever”
- “Emma & James say I do”
- “Anna & Leo – you and me”
If you’d prefer a saying instead of names, try “Where we said I do” or “Our place. Our I do.” Add the wedding date, such as “08/26/2025,” and the venue’s coordinates. For an anniversary gift, the original wedding date is a lovely reminder.
Colors with a Personal Touch
Soft lilac feels delicate, while deep purple adds a bolder accent. You can also match the map colors to the bridal bouquet or wedding invitations. The red heart highlights that special place.
For a Wedding
Create a personal gift for newlyweds with their wedding location, names, and wedding date. As a friend, sibling, or parent, you can present the poster at the celebration—on your own or as a group gift from friends or family. Displayed in their living space, it’s a reminder of where they said “I do.”
For an Anniversary
Whether it’s your first, fifth, or tenth wedding anniversary, capture the place you got married with a city map for your spouse. Your wedding date and names make it a keepsake of your beginning together, perfect for displaying in the bedroom.
For Your Home Together
The poster also makes a thoughtful belated wedding gift after the honeymoon. Or design one for your own home: In the entryway, a reminder of your wedding day welcomes you home every day.