In our attempts to keep our wedding as eco-friendly as possible, we decided to forgo the usual direction cards in our invitations and make a wedding website instead. When I was hunting around online for the best way to give our guests sensible directions to our ceremony and reception, I came across wedding mapper.It's free, includes user friendly "directions to" and "directions from" functions (similar to Google maps), has symbols to show ceremony, hotels, airports, etc. on the map- and even allows you to add photos for each location (again, very reminiscent of Google). Once I put ours together I added a link to the map in our wedding website, and voila!
I don't claim to be the most computer savvy person around, but our map turned out pretty freakin' cool if I might say so myself.(I believe some of the fancier wedding websites include mapping functions, but since ours was free and simple, this worked well for us.)
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I think websites that allow you to put a map for your guests are awesome - and so is The Knots new look for our wedding websites!
A fellow Destin bride made a website on weddingmapper and I will use hers as inspiration for my Destin wedding!
what a great resource! i love maps, and i will definitely be using weddingmapper when the time comes.
Oooh I likey.
PS: I love that you cuss too much and drink too much booze. Don't ever change. :)
I had studied map making for school... and still had an old trial version of an otherwise spendy mapping program. I actually got to use my skills for something! Our wedding invitation inserts. :)
Sweet find.
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