Directions in one tap
The venue details you enter produce both an embedded map and a "get directions" link. A guest taps the venue inside th...
Type the venue name, address and city into the editor, and the invitation's map section builds itself. A guest taps the venue and their phone's map app opens with directions ready.
Edit without signing up and see the real result before you publish.
The venue details you enter produce both an embedded map and a "get directions" link. A guest taps the venue inside th...
Venue, time and address stay editable after the invitation is published — the link stays the same, only the map and di...
Guests flying in or driving from another city ask one question most: exactly where is the venue? The embedded map and...
The venue details you enter produce both an embedded map and a "get directions" link. A guest taps the venue inside the invitation and their own map app opens with directions already set — no separate app to install, no address to type in by hand.
If the venue information is incomplete, the map section simply does not appear — showing a wrong or partial location is worse than showing none.
Venue, time and address stay editable after the invitation is published — the link stays the same, only the map and directions update to the new location. Useful when a venue is confirmed late.
Whoever opens the invitation, whenever they open it, sees the current venue; nobody ends up navigating to an address that changed weeks ago.
Guests flying in or driving from another city ask one question most: exactly where is the venue? The embedded map and directions link answer that inside the invitation itself, without you sharing a location pin or writing out an address by hand.
No. If venue details are not entered, the map section never appears on the invitation.
Yes. Venue, time and address stay editable after publishing; the invitation link stays the same.
Whichever map app is set as default on the guest's phone.
Pick a theme and add your names and event details. See the real preview without signing up; only continue if you want to publish.