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How To Create Map Wedding Invitations At Home

How to create map wedding invitations without it costing you a fortune!

There is nothing worse than a great wedding, planned to perfection without any guests. We were recently invited to a wedding where we bumped into most of the guests searching the high street trying to find the beautiful church for the ceremony. Wearing high heels didn't help but luckily we spotted the church with minutes to spare.

You don't want to be losing your guests and not everyone has a sat nav in their car, the best way to avoid this is to have a map either printed on the back of the invite or as a loose sheet.

Photocopied maps don't work too well as you end up with too much detail with lots of arrows and writing over the areas you want to see. Best to avoid those!

The best invention for maps for your invites has to be Google maps. All you need to do is put the important locations for your wedding as markers on the Google map by using the get directions tab, having postcodes does help but is not essential. You can choose the scale of the map. If your wedding party is small you could make personal maps with directions from their house or hotel to the wedding venue.

Google maps works well if you have two locations for your wedding, probably the ceremony and the reception. If you have three with maybe your evening reception in a seperate place then you may find it easier to print a map from Google with the area and then mark on the extra venue or design a seperate one.

A great way to print out lots of these maps is to email the final map to a printer and then they can print lots without losing the quality.

create map wedding invitations, Odalaigh Another popular idea when you are thinking about how to create map wedding invitations is to have a hand drawn map, the sort that you could frame. If you are artistic then this could be another way of adding your mark to your wedding. The map doesn't have to be to scale but it does need to have the important road names in it. If you did this yourself you could add personal and local landmarks on to the map, just don't make the map too busy as you may lose your guests! Have a look at the example to get some ideas for your wedding.

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