For first dances, ceremonies, and wedding gifts

A wedding song with your names, your vows, and your story

Most wedding songs were written for someone else. This one starts with your names, how you met, and the line from your vows you keep coming back to.

Choose the sound and voice, then read and edit the lyrics before music is made. Create a free account and hear two complete sung versions, with no card required. Unlock the one you want for a one-time $29.99.

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Four places a wedding song can belong

Start with the moment. It will tell you whether the song should be quiet, danceable, or made for a room full of people.

  1. 01

    The first dance

    Choose a pace you can actually move to, then build the lyric around details that belong to the two of you.

  2. 02

    The ceremony or vows

    Carry a line from the vows into the chorus, or make a quieter song for the processional, signing, or walk back out.

  3. 03

    The wedding morning

    Send it before the room fills up and the schedule takes over. It can hold the words a card would rush.

  4. 04

    A gift from someone close

    Parents, siblings, and friends can tell the story through the moments they witnessed and the details the couple might forget to mention.

Five details that give the song a real point of view

You do not need an essay. A few true details will do more for the lyrics than a page of adjectives.

  1. 01

    Names and nicknames

    Use the names they actually call each other, including the private or shortened versions.

  2. 02

    How they met

    One clear scene is enough: the place, who spoke first, and the detail they still laugh about.

  3. 03

    A place that belongs to them

    A street, a kitchen, a familiar drive, or the city they keep returning to.

  4. 04

    A vow or private phrase

    Add a line they have written, promised, texted, or repeated often enough to feel like theirs.

  5. 05

    The moment and the mood

    Say where the song will play and whether it should feel gentle, joyful, funny, or ready to dance to.

From a few details to two finished versions

You bring the facts and make the decisions. Songilingy guides the rest.

  1. Step 1

    Share the story and choose the sound

    Add the names, the wedding moment, and the details that matter. Then choose the genre, vocal direction, and language.

  2. Step 2

    Check the words

    Read the lyric draft before it is sung. Edit a line, replace the lyrics, or change the direction until it sounds right.

  3. Step 3

    Hear both songs before paying

    Listen to two complete sung versions from beginning to end. Unlock one for $29.99 only if you want to keep it.

Wedding song questions

How much does a personalized wedding song cost?

It is free to create an account, review the lyrics, and hear two complete sung versions. Unlocking one selected version costs $29.99 once, with no subscription. The unlock applies to the version you choose.

Can I use it for a first dance or ceremony?

Yes. Say where the song will play and the pace you have in mind when you add the details. After you unlock a version, it stays in your dashboard and is available to download.

Can someone else make it as a wedding gift?

Yes. Parents, siblings, and close friends can make the song, as long as they know a few details first-hand. It can be a gift for the couple or a surprise for one partner.

Give them a song nobody else could have brought

Start with their names, one shared place, and one line they always say. You can shape the rest in the wedding-song creator.