Custom anniversary songs, made from your story.
An anniversary song made from your names, memories and the little things that belong to the two of you. Tell us the story, choose the sound, and hear two complete versions before you decide.
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Two Left Feet
Lucy’s twentieth-anniversary song for Ben
Two Left Feet
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Lucy finds a photograph of their first wedding dance: both looking at their feet, Ben’s brother laughing behind them. Twenty years later, they are good at getting through the week, but she misses being asked to dance. For their anniversary, she moves the table and puts a record on.
An original Songilingy example with a fictional story.
Hear a 60th anniversary song
Not every anniversary song comes from the couple. This one is from their grandchildren, in 1960s soul with a call-and-response chorus.
Sixty Years of Pretty Girl
From the grandchildren, for a 60th anniversary
Grandma Lorraine and Granddaddy Clarence married on October 22, 1966. He worked the line at the plant and came home whistling every evening. Sixty years on, their grandchildren sing about his roller-rink fall at her feet and ask the two of them for one more dance.
The detail it is built on: He calls her Pretty Girl, quicker than she can think.
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An original Songilingy example. The people and story in it are fictional. A sound you choose guides the music; your song uses your own story and lyrics.
Which part of your story belongs in it?
You do not have to fit every year into one song. Pick a moment from the beginning, something that became part of everyday life, and what you would like to say now.
- At the beginning
- Where did you meet? What did you get wrong?
- Over the years
- What do you still laugh about? Which small habit would they recognize?
- This anniversary
- What would you like them to hear now? What would you like more time for?
“I know where your hand belongs
Before the song begins.”
From Two Left Feet
If a difficult year belongs in the story, say how much of it you want included. A song for a private dinner can hold details you would leave out of a family celebration.
Making it for your parents or grandparents? Include something you have seen them do for each other, a family saying, or a memory everyone will recognize. You do not need to speak for how they fell in love.
For their golden anniversary, explore a 50th anniversary song gift from the family, with memories gathered from their children and grandchildren.
Celebrating twenty-five years? Hear five silver-anniversary song gifts and choose a way to give yours, from a quiet first listen to an anniversary party.
Choose music they actually enjoy: warm soul, acoustic, country or something you would dance to. Read and edit the lyrics before the music is made.
Give it in a way that feels like you.
Listen to both complete versions and choose your favorite.
US$29.99
One-time payment. No subscription.
- Your chosen song as an MP3
- Lyrics as PDF or text
- 16 lyric-print designs
- A personal reveal page with your photo and message
- 11 printable QR-card designs
- 3 lyric or pronunciation revisions
- Your download link, delivered to your account email
Play it over dinner, tuck a printed QR card inside your anniversary card, or send the reveal link if you are apart. Print the lyrics at home or take the file to a printer. For an anniversary gathering or photo montage, download the MP3 and test it on the speaker you will use.
If your anniversary is today, leave time to hear both versions and check names before sharing. Generation times vary. You can give the song with a message now and print the lyrics later.
Can I change the song after buying?
Three lyric or pronunciation revisions are included. Each gives you two new recordings using your original as a reference, although melody, timing or vocal delivery can change. Your original stays available so you can compare and choose.
Can I use words I have already written?
Yes. You can use your own lyrics or edit the draft before making the music. Check names, dates and anything you would not want sung before creating your two versions. Plain words are enough; they do not need to rhyme.
Is the reveal page private?
It is unlisted. Anyone with the link can open it, so share it only with the people you want to hear the song and see your photo and message. The recipient does not need a Songilingy account.