For the man who's hard to shop for
Tell us the inside jokes, the truck that never starts and the way he still holds the door. We write the lyrics and record two full versions with his name in them; you keep the one that's him.
Liner notes
Country · Romantic · Male voice
Twelve years and you still burn the pancakes
What kind of man is he?
No husband wants a greeting card set to music. Find the one that sounds like yours, borrow the details worth singing, and start from the sound we'd pick.
Track 1He'd rather fix your car than talk about feelings. Let the song say it for him.
Write about
Keep it him
Specific beats sweet for a man who hates a fuss. Ask for it plain and warm.
Track 2If he can't stay serious for five minutes, don't make him.
Write about
Keep it him
Say in your story it should be light and funny, then let one line land straight.
Track 3His first year as a father, told by the person who watched it happen.
Write about
Keep it him
Father's Day is the perfect excuse. Put the kids' names in your story too.
Track 4Deployed, on the road, on a rotation. Write the distance in.
Write about
Keep it him
The gift link reaches him wherever he has signal. Nothing to ship.
Track 5His team, his grill, his superstitions. They're all lyrics.
Write about
Keep it him
Give it a chorus he can shout. A festive rock song gets played at the tailgate.
Track 6The garage, the deck he built, the leaky sink at midnight.
Write about
Keep it him
Pick a groove he can work to. He'll play it in the garage on repeat.
On the form, a husband is Spouse; a fiancé or boyfriend is Boyfriend / Girlfriend. Every genre, mood and voice is open to you, and you can change them after the first two versions.
A real song, played backwards
Ordinary Days is a real order from this site: Daniel told us about Emma for their tenth anniversary. Flip every detail around and you have a personalized song for your husband.
Sung by a female voice, so it sounds like it's coming from her. Would you rather a man sang to him? Choose Male voice, or hear one below.
Side A · for Emma
Ten years ago, one rainy morningInside a tiny Portland bookshop
You laughed, then offered me the bookIf I bought your coffee
Emma, you make grey days goldenYou call me sunshine through the clouds
You hum softly while you cookI listen, smiling from the doorway
You keep notes from every trip in a jarTheir little pages bring us home
Story details are summarized from Daniel's order; the lines are exactly as sung. The flips are ideas for your story, not lyrics.
Hear a male voice
A thirtieth-birthday song from a best friend. Not a husband song; it's here so you can hear a man sing a name.
His calendar
Any day works. These are the ones wives ask about most, with the occasion to pick on the form.
Side A
Count the years in the chorus and keep the small stuff for the verses.
On the formAnniversary
Schedule the gift email for the minute he usually wakes up.
On the formBirthday
Let each kid add one memory to your story, and say who it's from.
On the formFather's Day
Skip the roses. Play it on the drive to dinner.
On the formValentine's Day
Side B
The last present under the tree: a card with a QR code that plays it.
On the formChristmas
Time it to land while he's getting ready. The groomsmen will need a minute.
On the formWedding
A deployment, a rotation, a long haul. The link plays wherever he is.
On the formJust because
Not a pep talk. A reminder of who he has been all along.
On the formJust because
Press play
Most husbands love their song and hate being watched while they hear it. Choose the setting that suits yours.
The long drive
Connect your phone and press play somewhere with a few miles ahead. Nobody has to make eye contact, and he'll ask for it again.
After dinner
Set the phone face up on the table and let the first verse do the work. A quiet corner, not the bar with the TVs.
Scheduled
Schedule the gift email the night before. He hears it alone with his coffee, then comes to find you.
From all of you
Have them press play and stand right there. His tears become a family moment instead of a spotlight.
An honest comparison
Both make a lovely gift. Here is what each one asks of you.
Side A
Side B
He pressed play
12th anniversaryI played it in the car outside the restaurant. He made it to the second chorus, then claimed the AC was blowing in his eyes.
His 40thForty years of terrible grilling advice, set to music. His brothers sang the chorus back at him all night. He has not recovered.
First Father's DayThe verse about him rocking her at 3 a.m. got him. He listens to it on the night feeds now, which is the sweetest thing I know.
Working awayHe was three weeks into a six-week job. I sent the link at bedtime. He called me laughing and crying and asked how I knew about the motel coffee.
Christmas morningThe kids each gave me one line about Dad. When their bits came up he hid behind his hands, and they climbed all over him.
Wedding morningI scheduled it for while the guys were getting ready. His best man filmed him. I've watched that video more than our first dance.
After a hard yearHe lost his job in March and stopped talking about it. I wrote about everything he still is. He sat on the back steps with the dog for a long time.
His 50thTwenty years, three cities, one very loud parrot. I gave it to my husband at dinner and the whole table ended up singing along.
How it works
Most wives create a song for their husband in one sitting, often after he's gone to bed.
Track 1
His name, how long you've been together, the occasion, and three to five true things: a habit, a joke, a place, a moment.
Track 2
Pick a genre, a mood and a male voice, a female voice or a duet, sung in English, Spanish, Portuguese or Italian.
Track 3
They're ready a few minutes later with a light preview watermark. Change a line or the sound and two fresh versions come back.
Track 4
Pay for the version that's him, add photos and a note to the gift page, then send it now or schedule it.
Pricing
Customize the song for your husband as much as you like before paying, then pay once for the version you keep. No subscription.
Custom song for my husband
FromOffer price$34$69-50%
Listen to both versions first, and pay only for the one he gets.
FAQ
Honest answers about tone, voices, timing and what happens if it doesn't sound like him.
Tell us in your story how it should feel: light and funny, warm but not soppy, or a full custom love song for your husband. Pick a mood like Happy, Calm or Nostalgic instead of Romantic. Specific details read as love; vague ones read as a greeting card.
Yes, that's what makes it his. Put them in your story, and if a nickname is unusual, add how it sounds in parentheses. If a line comes out wrong, change it and two new versions come back.
Yes. Choose Male voice, Female voice or Duet, where two voices trade lines. A female voice can sound like it's coming from you; a male voice sounds more like a record he'd put on himself.
You write the story, we write the song. Add any lines you've already written to your story and we'll build around what they say. Before you pay, you can change lines in the lyrics until it sounds like the two of you.
All three. Choose the occasion on the form: Anniversary, Birthday, Father's Day, Valentine's Day, Christmas, Wedding, or Just because for everything else, like a homecoming or the end of a hard year.
Both versions are usually ready two to three minutes after you send the story. Once you pay, the gift page and downloads unlock straight away, so it still works on the day itself.
Send him the private gift link, schedule the gift email for an exact time, play the MP3 in the car, or print the QR code inside a card. The gift page also holds your photos and a note.
Then don't pay for it. Change a line, the mood or the voice and two fresh versions come back; the app shows how many edit rounds are left. After payment, purchases are final except as our refund policy describes.
Your customized song for your husband comes as an MP3, an MP4 lyric video and a lyrics PDF, plus the gift page with its link and QR code. We transfer our rights in the song to you, so you can play it at the party, post it, or keep it between the two of you.
