Gifts by relation
Who's it for? — the picks by relation.
Not every recipient expects the same gift. Here are our suggestions, by relation and life moment: a style, and what fills the poster — the place map, the starry sky or text only.
Picks by relation
place map
starry sky
place map
For grandparents
The birth poster of their own child, now a parent: date, place, map or sky of that day.
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text only
For the godparent
Personal mention in the text, Typographic style. Marks their place in the child's life.
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starry sky
place map
text only
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Poster, birth announcement cards, nursery triptych, growth chart: every idea in one place.
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How to choose by relation
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Style tells the personality
Fine line for lovers of clean lines, Watercolour for softness, Starry night for dreamers, Typographic for minimalists.
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Content tells the bond
The place map for an anchored gift (the streets around the maternity hospital), the starry sky for a symbolic gift (the real sky above the place at the minute of birth), text only for the raw facts.
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Format tells the intent
A3 (29.7 × 42 cm) for a bedroom wall, A2 (42 × 59.4 cm) for a living room. The poster ships unframed, ready for the frame of your choice.
How to pick the right poster by relation
The right style and content for each recipient — without missing.
- What Birth to Wall poster should I give a mom?
- For a mom, the place map (the maternity hospital and its neighbourhood) in Watercolour or Fine line works particularly well. For a new mom, the Typographic style with the baby's name, date, time, weight and length puts attention in the right place.
- What Birth to Wall poster should I give a dad?
- For a dad, the Starry night style — the real sky above the birthplace, with its constellations — often speaks the most. Fine line with the place map is a sober alternative. A3 or A2, the price is shown before payment.
- What Birth to Wall poster should I give grandparents?
- An idea that moves: the birth poster of their own child, now a parent. Enter the parent's birth date and place (not the grandchild's): the starry sky is computed for that date, and the map shows the place as it is today on OpenStreetMap.
- What Birth to Wall poster should I give a godparent?
- A gift that marks their place in the child's life: the name, date and a personal mention in the text. Typographic or Fine line style for timeless elegance.
- What Birth to Wall poster should I give a couple?
- For a couple, the map of where they met or married in Watercolour, or that day's starry sky in Starry night. For a first child's room, the Where / When / Who triptych tells the birth in three panels.
- What Birth to Wall poster should I give a friend or coworker?
- For a more distant gift, a Starry night or Typographic poster stays understated. For a coworker retiring or changing roles, a map of the company's location is an original gesture.