The placewhere thequestion came.

A proposal has a place. Not roughly, not somewhere — exactly there, on that bridge, in that restaurant, at that viewpoint where one of you suddenly slowed down and the other suspected nothing yet. Weeks of planning, a ring in an inside pocket, a sentence rehearsed and then said differently anyway. And then: yes. That place deserves more than a shaky phone photo.

A MapLove poster captures the coordinate of the proposal — as a precisely drawn map, centred on the point where a couple became engaged. You find the place in the editor, choose the colour world that fits your moment, and set the title and date beneath it: "She said yes", "14 August 2026", or simply your coordinate. The map is rendered live from real geodata — no mass-produced motif, but your street grid, your park, your bridge.

It is printed on 250g fine-art paper at 300 DPI, made in the EU. A poster that works in your first shared hallway just as well as in your tenth shared year — triggering the same small memory every time you walk past.

As a gift it works both ways: for your partner after the proposal, or from friends and family to the newly engaged couple when the engagement party calls for something more personal than sparkling wine. All you need is the place and the date; designing takes minutes and you only pay when you order. The ring was the question. The map is the memory of it.