A wedding song written about the two people getting married.
For the toast, the gift, or the moment after the speeches. Tell us about the couple and we write and record a full song about them, with both names in it.
$19.99 a song · one free remake · ready in about five minutes
What makes it land
Wedding guests hear a lot of words about love in one day. The song that lands is the one with something only the people in the room recognise: how they met at the wrong party, the dog that came first, the friend who said it would never last.
If you are a best man, maid of honour, parent or friend, this is a way to give something no one else will — and to say in three minutes what a toast struggles to say in ten. If you are one of the couple, it can be a surprise for the other.
A note on first dances: these songs are made for one couple to keep and share. You are free to play it at the wedding; it is not licensed for commercial use, such as a wedding business selling it on.
What to tell us
- Both names, and how to say them if they are unusual.
- How they met — the version everyone tells.
- Something about them as a couple that their friends always notice.
- Who you are to them, so the song speaks from the right place.
A few sentences is enough. You do not need to write well — the details do the work.
How it works
- Tell us about them. Their name, who they are to you, and a few particular things. Pick a tone and a sound.
- We write it, check it and record it. A writer drafts the lyric, a second pass criticises it, then it is arranged and sung by AI. About five minutes.
- Send it. A private link that plays in any browser, the mp3, and a 9:16 video for stories. Not quite right? Remake it once, free.
$19.99 per song, one payment, no subscription. Three songs: $39.99.
Questions
Can we play it at the wedding?
Yes. It is yours to play, send and share. It is not licensed for commercial use, so a business cannot resell it.
Can it include both names?
Yes — put both names in the details and the lyric is written around the two of them.
How long is the song?
About three minutes — a full song with verses, a chorus and an ending, not a jingle.