A custom song for anniversary day,written from your dates
The day you met, the first trip, the first key, the hard year, an ordinary Saturday. We turn the dates you pick into verses and a chorus with their name in it, for a first month or a fortieth year.
How a custom anniversary song is built from your timeline
Most anniversary songs are about love in general. Yours can be about six dates. Pick three to five, write one specific thing for each, and the verses are there before anyone thinks about rhymes.
Day one01
The day you met
Ask yourselfWhere were you standing, and what was the first thing either of you said?
Theo wrote
The laundromat on Fifth. She folded my shirt by mistake and handed it back like it was hers.
First trip02
The first trip together
Ask yourselfWhat went wrong, and what do you two still laugh about?
Theo wrote
Montreal in February. Two coats each and one scarf between us.
First key03
The first shared address
Ask yourselfWhich room or object still means the two of you?
Theo wrote
A fourth-floor walk-up and a couch that never made it past the hallway.
The yes04
The proposal or the promise
Ask yourselfSkip the ring. What did they say in the minute after?
Theo wrote
She said yes, then asked if we could still go for tacos.
The hard year05
The year you got through
Ask yourselfName it gently. What did they do that you'll never forget?
Theo wrote
The winter I lost my job, she wrote our budget on a napkin and called it a plan.
Today06
An ordinary week now
Ask yourselfWhat happens every week that you would miss the most?
Theo wrote
Saturday pancakes. Her cold feet on my calves.
Still dating? Swap the yes for the first "I love you" and the first key for the first toothbrush at their place.
Example
Five dates, one song
The verses walk through the past in order. The chorus is today, with her name in it.
Theo's five dates
01Day one
03First key
06Today
05The hard year
04The yes
Got your dates? That's the hard part done.
Type them into the form the way you'd tell a friend. Lyrics arrive in about a minute, then two full versions with their name sung in the chorus.
A laundromat on Fifth Street,you folded my shirt like it was yours,then four flights up with a couchwe left in the hall and laughed about.
ChorusFromToday
Lena, I'd circle every day again,the pancakes, your cold feet, the rain,ten Junes in and if you asked me twice,I'd pick you on every page of the year.
Verse 2FromThe hard year
The winter that I lost the job,you drew our budget on a napkin,called it a plan, and it was,and that is how we got this far.
BridgeFromThe yes
You said yes and asked for tacos,best vow I ever heard.
A sketch we wrote for this page from made-up dates. Your song is written from yours.
Every kind of anniversary
What to write for the anniversary you're at
Writing tips, not a playlist. Custom anniversary songs work for a first month and a fortieth year; the occasion on the form is Anniversary for all of them, and the story and the mood do the rest.
Daniel ordered this song for Emma, his wife, for their tenth wedding anniversary. Here are five moments from their story, and the lines the song sang for each.
Real song
Ordinary Days
Emma, from her husband Daniel, for ten years married
Ballad · Romantic · Female voice
Ordinary Days0:00 / 4:24
Ballad · Romantic · Female voice
Daniel's ten years
Ten years ago
The momentThey met on a wet morning in a small Portland bookshop
The song sangTen years ago, one rainy morningInside a tiny Portland bookshop
That same morning
The momentShe gave up the book they both wanted, for the price of a coffee
The song sangYou laughed, then offered me the bookIf I bought your coffee
Ever since
The momentShe calls him sunshine, even when the day is gray
The song sangEmma, you make grey days goldenYou call me sunshine through the clouds
Most evenings
The momentShe hums over the stove while he watches from the door
The song sangYou hum softly while you cookI listen, smiling from the doorway
Every trip
The momentShe saves a little note from each one in a jar
The song sangYou keep notes from every trip in a jarTheir little pages bring us home
The moments are paraphrased from the song and his order. The lines are exactly as sung.
Celebrate You, Maya
Maya on her thirtieth birthday, from her best friend
Pop
Male voice
Not an anniversary song: it's here so you can hear a male voice.
Maya's song0:00 / 2:48
Pop
Both are real orders, sung in English. Your song can be in English, Spanish, Portuguese or Italian.
What to pick, what they get, and when they hear it
Four choices on the form and a few dates. Then plan the day around the song.
The anniversary, hour by hour
Saturday, June 14
7:00 AM
The gift email lands
Schedule it for the morning of the anniversary, so the first thing they open is their own song.
Midday
Your photos, your note
Their private gift page opens with photos from your years, a short note and an opening animation.
8:30 PM
Play it at dinner
Between courses, on a small speaker. Stay quiet until the last line, then let them play it again.
After
Frame the lyrics
Print the lyrics PDF and frame it. It stays on the wall long after the candles are out.
What they get
An MP3 to play anywhere
A vertical lyric video (MP4)
A lyrics PDF to print and frame
Their own gift page, with a QR code
A gift email timed to the hour you pick
On the form
Occasion
Anniversary
Relationship
SpouseBoyfriend / GirlfriendSpouse if you're married; Boyfriend / Girlfriend if you're not, for any couple.
Mood
RomanticNostalgicHappyRomantic for the slow one, Nostalgic for looking back, Happy if you'd rather they laugh.
Voice
Female voiceOne warm lead voice
Male voiceOne lead voice, a little lower
DuetTwo voices trading lines, like the two of you
Names, places, dates and in-jokes go into the lyrics. We can't quote lines from existing songs, so every word they hear is new and about the two of you.
Our first anniversary, on the tram home from dinner. I put in the night we got off at the wrong stop. She hid in my scarf for the whole chorus.
Luke T.Pittsburgh, PA
Six months“
Six months felt early for a song, so I kept it funny: the burnt pizza, his parking, the dog he keeps promising me. He asked to hear it three more times.
Ines R.San Diego, CA
Parents' 25th
Mom and Dad's silver anniversary. We put in the two cities and the house with the lemon tree. Dad said it was the sun in his eyes. It was not.
Arun M.Edison, NJ
First-date day“
We celebrate our first date, not the day we got official. The song starts at the bowling alley where I lost on purpose. He knows now.
Brooke A.Columbus, OH
Fifth anniversary
Five years married, on the ferry where I proposed. I held the phone to Fiona's ear and she covered her face before the first chorus ended.
Dani O.Seattle, WA
40th anniversary“
Forty years. I'm no poet, so I gave it the dates: the dance hall, the Army years, three houses. My wife calls it the best thing I ever wrote. I didn't write it.
Robert H.Tucson, AZ
First wedding anniversary
We thawed the top tier of our wedding cake like you're supposed to. The bridge was about our vows. Mateo laughed so hard he nearly lost his fork.
Carly R.Albuquerque, NM
Tenth anniversary“
Ten years in, I scheduled the email for 6 a.m. so it beat her alarm. She woke me up to listen again, which was the plan all along.
Devin K.Raleigh, NC
How it works
From your dates to their song, in four steps
About ten minutes on your phone. You only pay after you've listened.
Tonight
Step 1
Write down your dates
Names, how long you've been together and three to five moments. Choose Anniversary, then Spouse or Boyfriend / Girlfriend.
1 minute
Step 2
Read the lyrics
AI turns your timeline into lyrics in about a minute: the story in the verses, their name in the chorus.
1–2 minutes
Step 3
Hear two full versions
Both arrive with a light watermark. Change words, style or mood and generate again; the page shows how many rounds remain.
On the day
Step 4
Give it on the date
Pay for the one you love, then schedule the gift email or play it at dinner. The MP3, lyric video and lyrics PDF are yours.
Pricing
One price for your anniversary song
You pay once, after both full versions have played. No subscription, no deposit.
Straight answers about timing, voices and changes.
Our anniversary is tomorrow. Is there still time?
Yes. Lyrics take about a minute and two full versions follow a minute or two later. Everything unlocks as soon as you pay, so tonight is enough.
Can the song cover many years, not just one moment?
Yes, that's what the timeline is for. Give us three to five moments in order and the verses walk through them, whether it's two years or forty, with the chorus saved for now.
Can it use our places, our nicknames or a line from our song?
Places, nicknames, dates and stories, yes. We can't quote lyrics from an existing song, even the one from your first dance, and we can't imitate a real artist; the memory of dancing to it can still go in.
Can it be a duet, as if it's from both of us?
Yes. Choose Duet and two voices trade lines; write the story as "we" and it sounds like it comes from you both. Female voice and Male voice are the other choices, and all voices are synthetic.
Can it arrive on the morning of our anniversary?
Yes. After you pay, schedule the gift email for the day and time you want, say 7 a.m. It opens their private gift page with the song, your photos and your note.
Can our anniversary song be in Spanish, Portuguese or Italian?
Yes. Choose English, Spanish, Portuguese or Italian as the song language, so it can be in the language you two speak at home.
Can we change it before paying?
Yes, within limits. Edit the lyrics, style or mood and generate again; the page shows how many rounds you have left. Once you pay, the song itself is final and our rights in it transfer to you.
Where can I find existing songs for each anniversary year?
If you'd rather play a classic, our anniversary songs page has picks for the 1st, 5th, 10th, 25th and 50th years. This page is about the one song that exists only for the two of you.
One year together
Parents' 25th
Fifth anniversary
First wedding anniversary