Wedding songs
A Wedding Song Written About the Two of You
Every couple has a story nobody else has: the station where you met, the terrible first date, the moment you knew. Tell it to SongUp AI and the AI writes and sings an original wedding song with both your names in it, for the first dance, the walk down the aisle or a surprise at the reception.
One song is $2.99, paid once. Make a few versions in different styles and play them to each other before you pick the one for the day.
- Their name, sung
- Ready in minutes
- $2.99 once, no subscription
- 76 languages
Hear an example
Daniel and Grace
a first dance for Daniel and Grace · Piano ballad duet
Chorus
I choose you, today and every dayThrough every storm, I promise I will stayDaniel and Grace, two hearts, one nameI choose you, and I always will the same
Made with SongUp AI from a short description and lyrics with the names in them. The names are examples; yours sings yours.
Two ways to make it
Making a few? Try Pro
$1first month
- 5 songs from your own words
- Then 21 songs a month for $9.99
- Cancel anytime from your account
Just looking? A free account (no card) gets 3 instant songs matched from the SongUp AI library in about 10 seconds. Library songs are already finished, so they don’t include a name.
How to make a wedding song
Step 1
Decide when it plays
A first dance wants a slow, steady tempo (around 70 BPM). A walk down the aisle can be instrumental. A reception surprise can be upbeat.
Step 2
Tell your story in three lines
How you met, a moment you knew, and a promise for the future. These become the verses and the bridge.
Step 3
Put both names in the chorus
Ask for both names in the chorus, or write the chorus yourself so they land exactly where you want them.
Step 4
Give the DJ the MP3
Download the song for the DJ, band or venue playlist, and test it on their speakers before the day.
What they see when they open it
You don’t send a file. You send a link to a gift page made for them: when they open it, the song plays with your message and a photo you choose. It works on any phone, with nothing to install.
- Your message and your own photo above the song.
- You can see when the link was opened.
- Spotted a typo? Edit the message later; the link stays the same.
- Send it on WhatsApp, by text or by email, or download the MP3 and play it in person.
Prompts to try
Each one opens in the Create studio, ready to edit.
First dance ballad
“Slow first-dance love song, 70 BPM, piano and strings, warm male and female duet, lyrics about how Daniel and Grace met in the snow and choosing each other every day”
Use this prompt →Walking down the aisle
“Instrumental wedding processional, no vocals, gentle strings and piano, building slowly to a warm, emotional peak”
Use this prompt →Country wedding
“Warm country first-dance song for Luke and Hannah, acoustic guitar and pedal steel, gravelly male vocal, lyrics about a barn dance and a porch swing”
Use this prompt →Soul and R&B
“Soulful R&B wedding song for Marcus and Ava, electric piano and strings, silky vocals, lyrics about building a home and a life together”
Use this prompt →Surprise for the bride
“Heartfelt acoustic song from the groom to his bride Emily, sung at the reception, soft guitar, lyrics about the day he knew she was the one”
Use this prompt →Gift for the couple
“Joyful upbeat pop song for my best friends Sam and Olivia’s wedding, hand claps and brass, lyrics about their road trips and their dog Biscuit”
Use this prompt →Picking the right tempo for the moment
- First dance: 65 to 80 BPM. Slow enough to sway, steady enough to keep time.
- Walk down the aisle: instrumental strings or piano, ask for “no vocals” and a slow build.
- Reception surprise or slideshow: 100 to 120 BPM, something the room can clap to.
- Father–daughter or mother–son dance: a warm acoustic ballad with the parent’s name in it.
A song as a wedding gift for the couple
Can’t think what to give? A song about the couple, with both names in the chorus, is something nobody else at the wedding will bring. Send it as a gift page with a photo of them on the morning of the wedding, or ask the DJ to play it during the evening.
If the wedding film will be posted on a monetised channel, make the song on a paid plan or buy it as a single song, which includes commercial rights.
What a custom song costs
Prices as listed by each service in October 2026. A musician-made song is still the right choice if you want a real artist and revisions.
A musician writes and records it
Songfinch Original Song, $199.99, delivered in days
about $200
A personalized song with a song page
OurSong
$49.95
A template song with the name dropped in
Songfinch Instant Song, $29.99
about $30
SongUp AI: written and sung from your story
Ready in minutes, paid once, no subscription
$2.99
Frequently asked questions
Can we use the song for our first dance?
Yes. Download the MP3 for your DJ, band or venue. Every song is original, so there is no cover licence to worry about.
Can the song include both of our names?
Yes. Put both names in the prompt and ask for them in the chorus, or write the lyrics yourself. If a name is sung wrong, spell it the way it sounds.
Can I write our vows into the song?
Yes. Paste your vows as lyrics and describe the style; the AI sings your words. See Lyrics to Song for how to format them.
How long is the song?
Usually two to three minutes, about right for a first dance. Ask for “a short song” if it is for a video or an entrance.
Can I make a version to sing live?
Yes. Run the song through the Karaoke Maker to keep the music without the vocal.
Make it today, give it today
Tell us who it’s for and three true things about them. The song is ready in minutes.
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