Wedding Gift Prints | Your Memory Lane

★ Who it's for

Four people at every wedding who'd love one.

A wedding street works as a gift from, or to, anyone standing at the altar or sitting in the first two rows. Pick the angle — we write the story to match.

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The newlyweds

Every couple remembers where, when, and how they fell in love. We trace the whole path that led them to their wedding day — first coffee, first kiss, first apartment, first dog.

Gift it at the rehearsal dinner, or wait for the card on the kitchen table when they get home.

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The bride or groom

Whether the bride or groom is your new spouse or your oldest friend, they'll love knowing you had something made just for them — a private love letter, in a frame, in front of everyone.

A gift from one half to the other, or from the best man, bridesmaid, or sibling-of-honor.

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The parents

Give your new mother- and father-in-law a custom-designed gift that tells them how much it means to you to join the family — the house they raised her in, the school he went to, the dog who's been through everything.

Also: a thank-you from the couple to the parents who paid for… a lot of it.

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The wedding party

Let your attendants know how much you've treasured their friendship and all the good times. Every best friend's wedding is really a monument to every best friend's wedding — so put that on a street, too.

A scaled-down version works as a keepsake for each bridesmaid or groomsman.

★ From the archive

Three couples, three streets.

Real wedding commissions — the chapel, the reception, the getaway car, the bar where you met. Same block, different love story.

Newlyweds holding their framed Your Memory Lane 3-building wedding street print. — ★ 3-building · From the newlyweds

The short *love story.*

The diner on their first date, the porch where he proposed, and the chapel they got married in — three buildings to cover two people and one very good year.

Two women holding a framed Your Memory Lane 5-building wedding street print. — ★ 5-building · From the parents

A gift from *Mom and Dad.*

The bride's childhood home, her high school, the lake cabin, the college, and the chapel — a quiet way for parents to say thank you for the last twenty-six years.

Two families on a couch holding their framed Your Memory Lane 8-building wedding street print. — ★ 8-building · Both families

Two families, *one block.*

Both childhood homes, both high schools, the college where they met, the apartment, the chapel, the reception — and the wedding party illustrated down the sidewalk.

★ What goes on a wedding street

The whole story, from first date to “I do.”

A 5-building Your Memory Lane wedding street, annotated with callouts to the bakery where he proposed, the chapel, the reception venue, the couple’s car, and the dedication line below.

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A 5-building street, shown at hero scale. Every illustration is one-of-one — original artwork from your brief, inked by hand.

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Where they first metThe college bar, the church pew, the running trail — illustrated with the sign they’d remember.

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The first-date spotThe diner, the pizza place, the coffee shop — right down to what was on the menu.

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The proposalWhere he asked, or where she said yes — with the date worked into the signage.

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The chapel or courthouseThe ceremony venue, steeple, courthouse steps — illustrated from your photo.

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The reception venueBallroom, barn, backyard. A sign with your song lyric in the window.

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The first homeThe apartment or starter house — where the new name went up on the mailbox.

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The getaway carParked out front, “Just Married” strung across the bumper, the dog in the back seat.

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The dedication lineOne line of text below the art — the wedding date, a vow, or something only the two of you know.

All of this goes on, too —

The places

High school / college
Where they got engaged
The rehearsal dinner
The honeymoon hotel

The people

Parents, both sides
The wedding party
Flower girl, ring bearer
Loved ones in the sky

The day

Your song, on a marquee
The first-dance lyric
Something borrowed, blue
The story of how he asked

★ Sizes & pricing

Pick a street for their love story.

Every print is double-matted. Framing optional. Pay nothing until you approve the proof.

★ 3-Building

3-Building Street

10″ × 20″ · up to 18 memories · 4 signs · 3 vehicles

Best for the newlyweds — the diner, the proposal, the chapel.

$558 Framed · or $510 unframed

★ MOST POPULAR ★ 5-Building

5-Building Street

11.5″ × 25.5″ · up to 28 memories · 5 signs · 4 vehicles

Best for a gift from the parents — room for childhood homes, schools, and the chapel.

$899 Framed · or $850 unframed

★ 8-Building

8-Building Street

11.5″ × 25.5″ · up to 40 memories · 6 signs · 5 vehicles

Best for both families on one block — childhoods, chapel, reception, and the wedding party.

$1,116 Framed · or $1,068 unframed

Prices include free US shipping, double matting, and unlimited preview revisions until it's right.

★ The information list

Tell us the small stuff.

The brief is a short list of questions we send you. Your answers become the street — so the more specific the better. The diner on the first date is worth more than the whole engagement album.

★ A sample from the brief

Where did you two first meet — the place, not the story? e.g. "Econ 201, Bates Hall — row 3, seat 14."
Where did the proposal happen? e.g. "On the pier at Lake Lanier, sunset, July 2024."
What are the chapel and reception? e.g. "St. Anne's on 12th, reception at The Foundry."
Who else needs to be on the block? e.g. "Both sets of parents, my sister (maid of honor), his dog Otis."