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The Meeting-Place Poster

Personalised meeting-place poster

A meeting-place poster keeps on your wall the place where it all began: the street map around the chosen address or spot, a heart set on the exact point, your two first names and the date. Free preview, no photo to send, framed or on canvas, from €39 on 20 × 25 cm canvas.

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Meeting-place poster on a cream background: street map around Place Stanislas in Nancy, in a rectangle, a red heart on the spot, title “Notre premier baiser” (Our first kiss), names “Chloé & Antoine”, “Nancy · 9 mai 2017” (9 May 2017) and the coordinates underneath
A meeting-place poster with a heart on the square where it all began (demonstration example).

How do you make a meeting-place poster?

1. You type the place

A precise address or the name of the spot: a bridge, a square, a café, a station. Suggestions appear as you type (addresses in France, Belgium and Switzerland).

2. You choose the design

A colour scheme, a framing, a marker and the shape of the map. The preview updates as you go, with no account or bank card.

3. You write your texts

A title, your two first names, a line for the place and the date. The GPS coordinates of the place are worked out automatically.

4. You order

You choose the size and the finish, then the poster is designed in France and printed in Europe.

Four meeting-place maps, from one city to the next

Well-known places, from Strasbourg to Brussels, with different colour schemes, framings, markers and map shapes. Your poster starts from the same template, with your place, your first names and your date.

Meeting-place poster in terracotta tones: map of the canals and streets of La Petite France in Strasbourg, in a rectangle, a blue star on the spot, title “Là où tout a commencé” (Where it all began), names “Manon & Hugo”, “Strasbourg · 24 décembre 2018” (24 December 2018)
Terracotta colour scheme, The street framing, star marker: La Petite France, in Strasbourg.
Black and white meeting-place poster: street map of Montmartre, in Paris, in a rectangle, a red circled dot on Place du Tertre, title “Notre premier rendez-vous” (Our first date), names “Élise & Karim”, “Paris · 14 février 2020” (14 February 2020)
Black and white colour scheme, The neighbourhood framing, dot marker: Place du Tertre, in Montmartre.
Meeting-place poster in sage tones: map of the Vieux-Port in Marseille in a circle, a red heart at the edge of the harbour, title “Première rencontre” (First meeting), names “Nadia & Théo”, “Marseille · 18 juin 2015” (18 June 2015) and the coordinates underneath
Sage colour scheme, The town framing, circle shape, heart marker: the Vieux-Port, in Marseille.
Meeting-place poster on a midnight-blue background: map of the lanes around the Grand-Place in Brussels in a circle, a pink star on the spot, title “Là où tout a commencé” (Where it all began), names “Lucie & Arthur”, “Bruxelles · 5 octobre 2022” (5 October 2022)
Night colour scheme, The street framing, circle shape, star marker: the Grand-Place, in Brussels.

Demonstration examples: the places are real, but the couples, first names and dates are fictional.

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Your meeting-place map, your way

The map is drawn around the place you have chosen, from OpenStreetMap data. You set five things, then you write your texts: the preview shows what will be printed.

  • Five colour schemes

    Cream, Night, Black and white, Sage or Terracotta: each colour scheme sets the background, the streets and the colour of the marker in one go.

  • Three framings

    The street shows the blocks around the place (about 650 m across), the neighbourhood about 1.1 km, the town about 2.6 km.

  • Four markers

    A heart, a star, a pin or a simple dot, placed on the exact spot where you met.

  • Two map shapes

    A rectangle, or a circle like a locket. The framing is set separately, whatever the shape.

  • The GPS coordinates

    A line such as “47.2135° N · 1.5580° W” is worked out from the place you chose. A tick box lets you show it or hide it.

  • Your three texts

    A title of up to 30 characters, with five ideas offered such as “First meeting” or “Where it all began” (or your own), your first names in up to 32 characters and a line for the place and the date in up to 42, for example “Nantes · 14 February 2019”.

“Where it all began”: which place for your couple’s poster?

The first date and the first meeting

The bench, the café, the bridge or the square where you first saw each other: the poster keeps that place on your wall, with your two first names and the date. “Where it all began” is one of the suggested titles, and you can write your own. For more ideas, see our couple’s gift page.

Valentine’s Day and the anniversary of your meeting

Giving the map of the place where you met is a couple’s gift that speaks of the two of you, with no photo to find. Allow a week or two of margin before the date.

Engagements and proposals

The place of the proposal can be mapped just as well as the place of your first date: a beach, a viewpoint, a restaurant. The line of GPS coordinates, which you can keep or hide, gives the poster the air of a secret landmark between the two of you.

The wedding venue

The town hall, the venue or the estate where you said yes: the poster keeps the exact spot, with the date of the big day.

Framed meeting-place poster: sizes, finishes and prices

At Lullae, the poster is never delivered as a soft poster. It arrives framed, Fine Art paper under plexiglass, in 30 × 40, 40 × 50 or 50 × 70 cm. Or on canvas stretched over a frame, also in 20 × 25 and 27 × 35 cm. Acrylic is possible. As the map is vector-based, it stays sharp at all these sizes.

The meeting-place poster starts from €39 on 20 × 25 cm canvas. The exact price of each size and each finish is shown before you pay.

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Going further with our other couple posters

For the map of a town or a neighbourhood, without the story of the couple (home town, first house, a trip), see the personalised map poster. To compare every design, browse the personalised poster page or the gallery of poster templates with texts.

If you would rather start from your photo, the Netflix-style personalised poster puts your first names and your story on it, and the personalised couple artwork turns it into a print.

Your questions about the meeting-place poster

Type the address or the name of the place where you met, then choose the colour scheme, the framing, the marker and the shape of the map, and write a title, your two first names and the line for the place and the date. At Lullae, the preview updates with every change, free of charge and with no photo to send. All that is left is to choose the size and the finish. To start: create my meeting-place poster.

At Lullae, you create it yourself: “Where it all began” is one of the five titles suggested in the tool (alongside “First meeting”, for example), and you can write your own. The poster shows the street map around your place, with the marker set on it, rather than a ready-made design. Just type the place: create my poster.

It is the street map around the spot where a couple met, with a marker on the exact point: a heart, a star, a pin or a simple dot. At Lullae, it comes with a title, your first names, the date and, if you keep them, the GPS coordinates of the place. Printed as a poster, it becomes a couple’s gift to hang on the wall.

The preview is free at Lullae: you compose your map, you see the exact design of the poster and you change whatever you like, with no account or bank card. Only the printing, once the size and the finish are chosen, is paid.

Search for it by name: a square, a bridge, a café, a quay or a station can be found without a number. For a street without a number, choose the street from the suggestions. At Lullae, if you only enter a whole town, the tool asks you to choose a precise address or a place, so that the marker lands in the right spot.

Yes. The coordinates line, for example “47.2135° N · 1.5580° W”, is worked out automatically from the place you chose. At Lullae, a “Show the place’s coordinates” tick box lets you keep it or remove it, and the preview updates.

Another question? Write to us.