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I just sealed all my invites and realized I didn't include...

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directions or a map. 

Is this a really big problem?
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    HisGirlFriday13HisGirlFriday13 member
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    Well, that kind of depends. Is your ceremony/reception at the same venue? Will people have to travel between the two? How are are they to find? How tech-savvy are your guests? Are there a lot of OOT guests?

    Ask yourself those questions and then you'll have an answer.
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    Maggie0829Maggie0829 member
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    Unless your venue location is in some obscure location that doesn't show up on mapquest or a GPS then you should be fine.

    ETA: Hopefully you included the address.

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    aRachel21aRachel21 member
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    I think including the directions and maps is a little outdated.  I'm sure most of your guests will be able to use google maps or a gps.  Do you have a website?  Can you add a page for directions/maps? 
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    AddieCakeAddieCake member
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    I didn't include those, either. When people travel, they look up, use a map, or use GPS for how to get there, right? Why should this be any different?
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    CMGragainCMGragain member
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    Maps and directions are not necessary if you included an address on your invitations.  We distributed maps and directions to the reception at  the ceremony site.
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    huskypuppy14huskypuppy14 member
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    I'm not planning on including a map or directions in the invitation. We have this info on our website.
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    emmyg65emmyg65 member
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    I only included a map because our venue was a private home and I didn't put the exact address on the invitations. You're probably fine.
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    KD+ARKD+AR member
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    its all in the same place... and its right off a main road.
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    Maggie0829Maggie0829 member
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    KD+AR said:

    its all in the same place... and its right off a main road.

    Then you are good. Don't stress.

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    grumbledoregrumbledore member
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    aRachel21 said:
    I think including the directions and maps is a little outdated.  I'm sure most of your guests will be able to use google maps or a gps.  Do you have a website?  Can you add a page for directions/maps? 
    I agree, I always find it a little funny when these are included (unless like a PP said, there is an obscure location to find).

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    kgd7357kgd7357 member
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    Real old school people can always pull out a paper map like my mom.  
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