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A wedding song gift, written for the couple.

The toast you'd give if you were good at speeches — written into a song with their names in the chorus. They'll play it on every anniversary from now on.

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Sarah & James's SongReal gift sample

What they’ll open

Not a file. A small moment, made for them.

They tap the seal and the record comes out. The song plays, your note sits right under it, and it opens on any phone without an app.

  • Their names in the song

    Every song is written from your words, so the details are theirs.

  • Your note, word for word

    It sits right under the song, in your voice. They read it while it plays.

  • Lyrics they can keep

    They can read along, download the song and play it again whenever they like.

Hear a few samples

Hear what a gifted song sounds like

Real examples from the same generator. Pick any one to start yours.

Aurelia and Sven

Cinematic orchestral wedding song for a small farm wedding outside the city. Strings, piano, no clichés.

“Aur and Sven — to the borrowed barn, the wildflowers, and the pizza you both still order. So happy for you both. With love, always.”

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Lior and Maya

Soul wedding ballad for two college sweethearts finally tying the knot eight years in. Wurlitzer, slow burn.

“Lior and Maya — eight years, one Berlin year apart, and finally a wedding. We love you both. Mazel tov.”

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Nikolai and Frida

An acoustic indie wedding song for a small fjord-side ceremony. Voice, guitar, parents finally letting go.

“Nikolai and Frida — the arch, the flowers, the fjord. We've waited a long time to say it: we couldn't be happier. With love, your parents.”

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How it works

Three steps, about a minute

  1. 1

    Write the toast you'd give

    Both names, how they met, what's true about them. Stuff you'd say if you weren't reading off your phone at the rehearsal dinner.

  2. 2

    Pick the wedding feel

    Slow acoustic for the ceremony. Jazz for the dinner. Country for the dance floor. Pick where in the day it'd play.

  3. 3

    Give it to them

    Email the link before the wedding. Print the lyrics in the program. Or play it as your toast — easier than a speech.

Why people love this

How people use this

First-dance songs

Couples who can't pick 'their song' just make one. Your name + their story = the first dance.

Wedding gifts

Every other gift is on the registry. A song about them is the one nobody else will give.

Toasts that don't feel rehearsed

If public speaking isn't your thing, play the song instead. Same effect, no shaking hands.

Programs and slideshows

Print the lyrics inside the program. Or use the song under the slideshow — much better than the same Spotify playlist.

FAQ

Wedding-song questions

Quick answers before you get started.

Can we use it as our first-dance song?

Yes — that's one of the most common things people use it for. Pick a slow acoustic style and 'slow dance' as the mood.

Can it have both names?

Yes. Write both names in the prompt and the song will use them, usually in the chorus.

Can the DJ play it?

Yes. Download the MP3 and send it to the DJ ahead of the wedding. It plays like any other song.

What if I'm not the couple — I'm just a guest?

Even better. A song about them is the gift nobody else will think of. Send the link the morning of the wedding or in a card with a QR code.

How specific should I be?

Very. Where they met, how long they've been together, what's true about them as a pair. The specific stuff makes the song feel made for the day.

A gift they will actually keep.

Start your wedding song. Add the details that matter, then listen and choose the result that fits best.

Write their song
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