AI Wedding Songs
Wedding Song Generator
Thousands of couples dance their first dance to someone else's love story. Yours can be danced to a song about the actual two of you — your names, your beginning, the vow you are about to make.
5 free songs with every account · no credit card required
Hear real examples
Every track below was generated with this tool — press play, then make yours.
A wedding is full of songs that are almost right. The generator fixes the "almost": it writes and sings an original song from the details only you two know — how you met, the proposal that did not go to plan, the grandmother who introduced you. Full vocals, real instrumentation, and a private page you can send to your DJ.
For the moments where every word matters, write the lyrics yourself — your vows, a line from your first letter — and the AI composes and sings around them exactly as written. For everything else, one honest sentence about your story is enough.
From prompt to sung lyrics
The first dance
Prompt: “A slow romantic first dance song for Sam and Riley, who met in a bookstore when they reached for the same novel”
[Chorus]
One shelf, one book, two hands on the same worn spine,
Sam and Riley, chapter one, began in aisle nine,
Now every page we turn, we turn together, side by side —
This dance is just the cover of the story of our lives.
The father-daughter dance
Prompt: “A gentle country song for a father-daughter dance, about him teaching her to ride a bike and letting go of the seat”
[Verse]
He held the seat and promised he would never let it go,
Then he did — because he had to — and she flew off down the road,
Tonight he holds her hand once more, the last few steps of the ride,
Still running right behind her, every mile of her life.
Song ideas to start from
How it works
- 1
Describe your song
Type one sentence — the person, the story, the vibe — or start from an example above. Any language works.
- 2
Pick a style and length
Vocals or instrumental, any genre, from a 15-second hook to a full-length track. Or write every lyric yourself in the studio.
- 3
Generate, download, share
Your song renders in minutes with cover art and its own page. Download the MP3 or just send the link.
First dance songs written about you two
The first dance is three minutes the whole room watches — and the one moment where a personalized song beats any famous one. Give the generator your names and the one scene that defines you as a couple: the bookstore, the airport, the wrong-number text that started everything. Ask for a slow tempo and a warm style (acoustic, piano, soft R&B), and you get a song you can actually dance to.
Practical tip: generate two or three variations and pick the one whose tempo fits how you want to dance. Each one takes a couple of minutes, so auditioning versions costs you nothing but an evening together listening — which is not a bad engagement activity.
Ceremony music: processional, vows, and ring exchange
For the ceremony itself, instrumental versions carry the weight without pulling focus from the words being spoken. A soft piano-and-strings processional composed for you, or a cinematic swell under the ring exchange, gives the ceremony a score instead of a soundtrack.
Some couples generate a sung version of their vows to play at the reception — write the vows in Lyrics mode and keep the surprise for after dinner. There is rarely a dry eye.
Parent dances that say thank you
Father-daughter and mother-son dances are the hardest songs to pick because the famous options never quite fit. A generated song can be about the actual memory — the bike lessons, the burned pancakes, the drives to practice at 6 a.m. Keep it warm with one gentle laugh in the middle; parents fall apart at specifics, not superlatives.
Reception, wedding videos, and the day after
The reception is where the fun versions live: an upbeat singalong that name-checks the wedding party, a tongue-in-cheek song about the groomsmen, or an anthem for the couple's exit. And after the wedding, the same story makes the perfect soundtrack for your highlight video — a song about you, under footage of you.
Videographers regularly ask couples for music choices; sending them a song written about the couple, with a downloadable MP3, solves the licensing question and makes the edit unmistakably yours.
Frequently asked questions
Can the wedding song include our names and story?
Yes — that is exactly what it is for. The AI writes original lyrics from the names, places, and memories you give it, then sings them over a fully composed track. The more specific your story, the more unmistakably yours the song sounds.
Can I hear examples before I make one?
Yes — the example tracks on this page are real songs generated with this tool, playable right here. Generate your own and audition a few variations before the big day.
Is it free to try?
Every new account includes 5 free songs with no credit card, which is enough to draft a first dance and a parent dance and hear how they feel. After that, songs cost 5 credits each.
Can I use my own words or vows as the lyrics?
Yes. Lyrics mode sings exactly the words you write — many couples use lines from their vows, first letters, or the story of the proposal. The AI composes the melody and instrumentation around your words.
Can I get an instrumental version for the ceremony?
Yes — Instrumental mode generates music with no vocals, ideal for the processional, the ring exchange, or dinner background. You can make a sung version and an instrumental version of the same idea.
How long can the song be?
From a 15-second moment up to a full-length track of several minutes. First dances usually land best around two to three minutes — long enough to dance, short enough to hold the room.
Can we download the song for our DJ or videographer?
Yes, every song downloads as an MP3, and every song has its own page link you can forward. DJs need the file; videographers usually take either.
What styles can a wedding song be?
Acoustic and piano ballads for first dances, country storytelling for parent dances, cinematic orchestral for ceremonies, upbeat pop for receptions — or anything else you can describe, in any language your families speak.
How far in advance should we make it?
Songs generate in minutes, but give yourselves a relaxed evening a few weeks out: draft a few versions, practice the dance to your favorite, and send the final MP3 to your DJ with the rest of your must-play list.
Can the song be sung in our own voices?
It can — the Your Voice mode clones a voice from a short talking clip, so the song can be sung in the voice of the bride, the groom, or both taking turns. No actual singing ability required.
Do you store our story or keep our song private?
Songs are private by default — only people with the link can hear them. You choose if a song ever becomes public.
What about music rights for playing it at our venue?
Your generated song is an original composition made for you, not a licensed cover of an existing recording, which is exactly why videographers like working with them. For specific commercial licensing questions, contact support.
Takes about a minute to start. 5 free songs included.