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Venue directions

Wedding invitation with Google Maps directions for every venue

Eliminate frantic phone calls on your wedding morning. A wedding invitation with Google Maps gives every local and outstation guest exact, one-tap turn-by-turn navigation directly to each banquet gate, farm, or hotel.

By the Gulabi Card team · Published 6 October 2026

The problem: lost guests and frantic phone calls

Printed wedding cards often list vague landmarks like “Near Metro Pillar 42” or leave guests to search for the venue themselves. On the wedding day, the bride's father and brothers spend precious hours giving directions over the phone instead of enjoying the varmala.

One map button per ceremony

Indian weddings often take place across multiple locations. With Gulabi Card, each ceremony gets its own verified Google Maps button:

  • Haldi & Mehendi: Pinned to the family home or ancestral courtyard.
  • Baraat assembly: Pinned to the exact garden gate or starting point.
  • Pheras & Reception: Pinned to the banquet hall parking entrance.

Tips for setting the right pin

Always share the exact venue link from Google Maps rather than typing a street address. Check that the pin leads to the guest entrance or parking area rather than a locked service gate.

Frequently asked questions

Can we have different Google Maps pins for different functions?
Yes. Every function card (Haldi at home, Baraat gathering point, Pheras at the resort, and Reception at the banquet hall) has its own dedicated 'Open in Google Maps' button.
How do guests open the venue directions?
Guests tap the 'Open in Google Maps' button on their phone screen. Their smartphone opens Google Maps or Apple Maps directly in navigation mode, guiding them right to the banquet gate.
What if our venue changes or we need to update the gate pin?
Because your invitation is a live website link, we update it on the same link. Relatives tapping the same WhatsApp link see the corrected directions.