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For the big day

Create an original song for your wedding story

A wedding song should fit a moment, not just a theme. Decide whether it is for the first dance, the ceremony entrance, a reception reveal, or a thank-you video before choosing tempo and lyrics.

Couples, wedding parties, and filmmakers creating a meaningful musical moment for the day.

Hear your idea as a song

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3 free 60-second previews per IP every 7 days · max render quality · optional reference track

How should it feel?
Reference song (optional)

Your IP receives 3 free previews every 7 days. Generated audio is private and deleted after 24 hours.

Make it unmistakably yours

Plan the song before you prompt

1

Design for one moment

A first dance needs a steady pulse; an entrance can use a gradual cinematic rise; a thank-you film needs room for narration.

2

Translate vows into images

Turn promises into scenes—open doors, shared roads, a light left on—instead of copying the ceremony word for word.

3

Confirm the final duration

Coordinate the full version with the dance, processional, or video edit before the event.

Details worth gathering

What to put in the lyrics

  • The first moment you felt certain
  • A line inspired by your vows
  • The people who brought you here
  • The home you hope to build
Prompt example
“A cinematic first-dance song for Aisha and Daniel about a long-distance beginning, airport reunions, and finally waking up in the same city.”

Use this as a structure, then replace every detail with your own. Do not include secrets or information you are not authorized to process.

Practical answers

Questions before you create

Can I use an AI song for a first dance?

Yes. Ask for a clear tempo and emotional arc, then rehearse with the completed track and share it with your DJ or venue in advance.

Should a wedding song mention every milestone?

No. Select one origin story, one promise, and one image of the future so the chorus remains easy to remember.