One map your wedding guests will actually use
Instead of a schedule in the invitation, a hotel list in an email and directions in a group chat, send one link. Guests see the weekend in order, tap a venue for the address and parking, and find the hotel block without asking anyone.
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What the assistant builds for you
The weekend in order, with times
Welcome drinks, ceremony, dinner, brunch. Each with the time it actually starts and the "be seated by" that matters more.
Venues with the practical detail
Address, where to park, which door, dress code, whether the hall is cold after dark. On the venue, where a guest will look for it.
The shuttle drawn on the map
Pickup point, drop-off, the route between them and the departure times — so nobody misses it.
Hotels and the spare afternoon
Room blocks with the booking deadline, plus the handful of things to do nearby for guests who arrive a day early.
Three messages, start to finish
The first builds the map. The rest are the ordinary follow-ups — each one a sentence, each one applied to the whole map at once.
- A wedding weekend map for guests in Charleston: Friday welcome drinks, Saturday ceremony at 4 and reception, Sunday brunch. Add two hotels and the shuttle route.
- Add parking notes to each venue and the dress code for the reception.
- Add five things to do nearby for guests arriving on Thursday.
Ana & Sam — Lunenburg Weekend
Friday drinks, Saturday ceremony and reception, Sunday coffee — with the shuttle route and parking notes on the venues.
A wedding weekend map for our guests in Lunenburg — Friday drinks, Saturday ceremony and reception, Sunday coffee. Add the hotel, the shuttle route and parking notes.
Built 6 locations, a shuttle route and a two-day schedule
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About wedding & event maps
No. Make the map public and anyone with the link can open it, on any phone or laptop, with nothing to install.
Yes. The link stays the same and always shows the current version, so a venue change or a new shuttle time reaches everyone who already has it.
Ask for the palette you want — "sage and cream", "navy with a copper accent" — and the map takes it. Anything you do not specify is derived so the result stays readable.
Maps are private by default and only become public when you switch them on. You can switch a map back to private at any time.
Other maps people build
Sessions, stages and venues on a timed schedule people can follow.
See what it builds → Travel itinerariesDates, times and places on one page — the plan and the map together.
See what it builds → City guidesYour recommendations, grouped by category, with the notes that matter.
See what it builds →Your next trip, mapped in a minute
Start with a sentence. Keep going until the map is right. Share the link with whoever needs it.
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