For couples, parents and friends
Where a song written about the two of you can play on the day, what to put in it, and who presses play. Tell us your story and hear two versions with both names sung.
Ana and Luis, the whole room rises for you
The seating chart
Think of the day as a reception floor plan. Each table is a moment, with its own story to tell, its own sound and someone ready to press play.
Down the aisle, or through the reception doors as a married couple.
The first song you dance to as a married couple.
From bride to groom, groom to bride, or partner to partner, before the ceremony or between courses.
Father and daughter, mother and son, or a parent and both of you.
Under the highlight reel your videographer cuts after the day.
The rehearsal dinner, the welcome party, the last dance or the sparkler exit.
A year later, on the couch, with the film and a bottle you saved.
Practical planning
The song takes minutes. The planning around it is what makes it play at the right moment.
Sit down with a coffee and write a few memories each. Different details from each of you make the lyrics richer.
Lyrics arrive in about a minute and two full versions a minute or two later. If a line isn't quite you, edit and generate again; the page shows the rounds left.
Pay for the version you both love, download everything and send each vendor their file with a note on when it plays.
You have enough to do. Put one person in charge of the cue and keep the MP3 on a second phone, just in case.
Order on your own and nothing reaches your partner until you send it: share the private gift page when you're ready, or schedule the gift email for the morning of the wedding.
On the form
A few choices and a few sentences about the two of you. Here's how couples, parents and friends fill it in.
After you pay, our rights in the song transfer to you, so it can play at the venue, in your wedding film and anywhere you post it.
Hear one first
Both are finished songs from real orders. Listen for the moment a name lands in the melody; in yours, it's both of yours.
Neither was made for a wedding day. Ordinary Days is the closest: a husband writing to his wife of ten years.
Written for Emma, on their tenth wedding anniversary, from her husband Daniel
Written for Maya, who was turning thirty, from her best friend
Both samples are in English. Your wedding song can be in English, Spanish, Portuguese or Italian.
From the tables
His best man played it to him while he was still in his suspenders. I wasn't in the room, but Derek walked down the aisle already grinning.
Four of us chipped in for the rehearsal dinner. We put in the karaoke night where Lena met Tom, and by the second chorus the whole table was singing.
We walked into the barn to a song with both our names in it, plus the dog's. Kenji hid behind his hands from the doors all the way to our seats.
I can't sing and I barely dance. I could write down who she was at six, at sixteen and the morning of her wedding. The DJ faded it right as I ran out of steps.
We gave it to Sofia and Ben the night before. I had promised myself no tears until the ceremony. I lasted exactly one verse.
I'm not a speech guy. I timed the gift email for while she was in the hair chair, so the song said everything I'd have mumbled at the altar.
Our videographer cut the highlight film to it. One year on we watched it on the couch, and I still laughed at the line about the rented moving truck.
Half our guests speak Spanish, half English, so we made two: the entrance in Spanish, the last dance in English. Both grandmothers got a verse.
How it works
About ten minutes on your phone, and you only pay once you've listened.
Both names, how you met, a few memories. Choose Wedding as the occasion, the relationship and a voice.
AI turns your story into lyrics in about a minute, with your details in the verses and your names in the song.
Both songs follow a minute or two later, lightly watermarked. Change the words, style or mood and generate again; you'll see how many rounds remain.
Pay for the version you love, then download the MP3, lyric video and lyrics PDF, or send the private gift page.
Pricing
You pay once, after both full versions have played. No subscription, no deposit and nothing to add per guest.
Questions
Straight answers for couples and parents. Anything else, just email us.
The song itself is quick: lyrics in about a minute, two full versions a minute or two later. Still, start a few weeks out so you both hear it, have room for a round of edits, and can get the files to your DJ and videographer a week or two before.
Yes. Put both names in the story and tell us which comes first in the chorus. Paste your vows or the line you plan to say: the lyrics carry their meaning in fresh words rather than quoting them, so the ceremony keeps its surprise.
Yes. After you pay, our rights in the song transfer to you, so your videographer can cut the film to the MP3 and you can post it. If you'd also like it on Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube Music, add a release at checkout.
Yes. Choose Romantic or Calm, a ballad, R&B or bolero, and Duet if you'd like two voices. Practice to the MP3 for a couple of weeks so the steps match the chorus.
Yes. Order on your own with Spouse or Boyfriend / Girlfriend as the relationship. Nothing is sent to your partner until you share the private gift page or schedule the gift email, say for the morning of the wedding.
Yes. Choose English, Spanish, Portuguese or Italian as the song language. For a bilingual wedding, make one song in each language, for example the entrance in one and the last dance in the other.
Yes, within a limit. 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.
Length varies from song to song, and we can't promise an exact running time; our two samples run 4:24 and 2:48. If the walk down the aisle is short, your DJ can fade it out after the chorus.
Your table is ready
Start with both names and the story of how you met. Two versions play before you decide anything.
Hear both versions first; pay only for one you love
Ana and Luis, the whole room rises for you
