Let's start here

First, tell us who this song is for. 🎵

We'll use your names throughout the song — and nicknames make lyrics feel extra personal.

Partner 1 — Full name

Partner 2 — Full name

Nicknames or pet names you use for each other

Please enter both names before continuing.

Your origin story

How did you two first meet?

The "how we met" story is usually the heart of a wedding song. Don't summarise — paint the scene.

💡 What we're looking for Where exactly were you? What was happening around you? What did you notice first — their voice, their laugh, what they were wearing? What did you say to each other? The more specific, the better the lyrics.

Please share how you met before continuing.

The turning point

Describe the moment you knew this was something real.

Not just "when I knew I was in love" — but the specific moment, what was happening, what they did or said that hit differently.

💡 Go deeper than "I just knew" Was it something small — the way they held your hand, something they said without thinking, how they handled a hard situation? The quiet moments make the best lyrics. It's okay if there were multiple moments.

Please share this moment before continuing.

A memory to live in

Tell us your single favourite memory together.

This is often what becomes the centrepiece of the song. Give us the full picture — where, what, who said what, how it felt.

💡 Think in scenes, not summaries "We went to Italy" is a summary. "We got lost in Cinque Terre in the rain and ended up eating pasta in a tiny restaurant where the owner played guitar for us" is a scene — that's what makes a song.

Please share a favourite memory before continuing.

The everyday magic

Describe a small, ordinary moment that perfectly captures your relationship.

The big moments get all the attention, but the small ones are what love actually looks like. These details make lyrics feel unmistakably yours.

💡 Think: Tuesday mornings, not Saturday nights The way they bring you coffee without being asked. How you always end up laughing when you're trying to be serious. The ritual you have on Sunday mornings. The dumb thing they do that somehow you love. These are the lines that make guests cry.

Please share a small moment before continuing.

Who they are to you

What do you love most about your partner — and how have they changed you?

Think beyond the obvious. What makes them them — not just "kind" or "funny" but the specific ways those things show up. And who are you because of them?

3 specific things you love about your partner (not generic — the actual specifics)

How has this person changed you, challenged you, or made you grow?

Please fill in both fields before continuing.

The things that are just yours

Is there a phrase, inside joke, or special place that belongs just to you two?

Nothing makes a wedding song feel more personal than a lyric that only the couple truly understands. A shared saying or a meaningful place can become the song's most powerful line.

Your words — a phrase, in-joke, or expression only you two would understand

Your place — a specific location that holds meaning in your story (describe it)

💡 Nothing to skip here Even if your phrase seems silly or your place seems small, it's exactly what makes a lyric memorable. "Our corner booth on Fifth" beats "a restaurant" every single time.

Please share at least one of these before continuing.

The emotional arc

When guests hear this song, what do you want them to feel or understand about your love?

This tells us the emotional destination of the song — what it should build toward, what feeling it should leave people with.

💡 Think about the room Should they feel joy? Should they reach for tissues? Should they smile knowingly because they see exactly who you two are? Should they feel the weight of how long you've been waiting for this moment? All of the above?

Please share what you want guests to feel before continuing.

The sound

What should your song sound like?

Pick the genre and mood that feel most like you. You can also name a reference artist below — that's often the most helpful guide.

Genre (choose one)

🎵 Pop 🎸 Acoustic / Folk 🎷 R&B / Soul 🤠 Country 🎻 Classical / Orchestral 🎹 Jazz ✨ Indie

Mood (choose one)

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Joyful & Upbeat

Bright, celebratory, makes people want to dance

🥰

Romantic & Tender

Soft, intimate, just for the two of you

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Emotional & Heartfelt

Deep, moving, brings people to tears

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Fun & Playful

Lighthearted, full of personality, makes people smile

Artist or song that's closest to the sound you want (optional but really helpful)

Please choose a genre and mood before continuing.

How it will be used

Where and how will this song be heard?

This shapes the structure — a first dance song needs to build differently than a gift played in private.

What's this song for? (choose all that apply)

💃 First dance 👰 Walking down the aisle 🎊 Reception entrance 🎁 Surprise gift for partner 🤫 Just for us

Whose voice should the song feel like?

One partner to the other Both of us together Our story, told from outside

Please choose at least one option in each section.

The finishing touches

Anything specific to include — or leave out?

Your chance to make sure nothing important gets missed, and nothing unwanted sneaks in.

Lines, words, or phrases you want woven into the song (optional)

Anything to avoid — topics, references, words, tones (optional)

Wedding date & location / setting (optional — adds context)

Almost done 🎶

Last step — anything else we should know?

This is your open mic moment. If there's a detail, a feeling, or a part of your story that didn't fit anywhere else — put it here.

Your email address — so we can send your song when it's ready

Please enter a valid email address so we can deliver your song.

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Your story is in our hands.

We've received everything we need to craft your song. You'll receive it at the email you provided within your package's delivery window.

Keep an eye on your inbox — and check your spam folder just in case. We can't wait for you to hear it.