Your honeymoon poster
Your honeymoon on the real map, stop by stop, with your names, what you lived in each place and when. To hang at home or to give on your first anniversary.
- Places
- 5 examples, add yours
- You personalise
- names, moments and dates
- How they connect
- straight line or by road
- Format
- Instant PDF · €15.90
What’s on your poster
Your places, on the real map
Where you met, your first trip, your home. Search them by name, wherever they are.
Every place, with its moment
The Story template numbers them and explains them below: “Where we met · 2016”.
Your names
Large and set like a designer print, not a generic poster.
A last-minute gift
The PDF arrives instantly: print it at a copy shop the same day or give it digitally.
How it’s made
This example crosses Japan from Tokyo to Osaka. Add your stops: if there were flights between them, choose “Straight line” and the line will arc like a flight; if it was by road, it follows the real streets.
- Tokyo · We arrived · 12 Oct
- Hakone · Onsen facing Fuji · 15 Oct
- Kyoto · Temples at dawn · 17 Oct
- Nara · The deer · 20 Oct
- Osaka · Last dinner · 21 Oct
How it looks at home
How it works
Open the example
The designer opens with this route already drawn and its stops.
Add your places
Search each place by name, put them in order and add a moment and a date. Or upload your GPX.
Get it
The PDF lands in your inbox as soon as you pay, ready to print.
Questions
Do I need a GPX?
No. Search each place by name (city, neighbourhood, a street or a specific spot) and the poster joins them.
Can I add places in different countries?
Yes. With “Straight line” they connect like a flight, even across continents.
What if I don’t know the exact dates?
The year is enough, or nothing at all: each place’s date is optional.
What if I’d rather my partner designed it?
Give them a gift card: you pay and they design the poster whenever they like. It never expires.
Your story, on the wall
Design it in a minute and get it as a PDF straight away.
Example route drawn on OpenStreetMap from its stops; swap it for yours. Route names are used only to describe them: KM Poster is not affiliated with their owners. Map data © OpenStreetMap · openstreetmap.org/copyright.