Editing location information on multiple photos

Hi,
Does anyone know if there is an easy way to add location info to multiple pics at once? I don't have a GPS enabled camera so I took a pic with my iPhoto in each place I visited on my honeymoon so I could apply that data to the photos to all the pics I took with my camera, cunning plan huh? But alas it doesn't seem to help as I have to edit the location data individually, as far as I can tell anyway, anyone know different?....
Thanks

Easy
TO set the location for an entire event click on the"i" in the lower right hand corner of the event and set the location - it will be applied to all photos in the event
To set the location for a selected set of photos select the photo(s) and right click (control click) on one and use the get info command to open the places window - select the location and it will be applied to all selected photos
LN

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