Pick the style by the moment
| Moment | Style and mood | What to put in the story box | Tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bridal or groom entrance | Cinematic piano or strings, epic | The day you knew, the walk you are making | Ask for a slow build so the chorus lands at the aisle |
| First dance | Acoustic ballad or soul, romantic | Where you met, a shared song, a promise | A steady slow tempo is easier to dance to |
| Toast or speech surprise | Upbeat pop or country, funny | Inside jokes, how the friend group met them | Keep it light, guests love their names sung |
| Highlight video | Indie pop or folk, joyful | Venue, season, the moment of the vows | Match the length to the video before you export |
| Send-off or after-party | Dance pop or EDM, energetic | Honeymoon place, your city | Instrumental works if you want guests to sing |
Lyric prompts that make it yours
Three or four concrete details give the AI something to sing about. Use nouns, places and names rather than adjectives.
- How you met: a library queue, a wrong-number text, a friend's barbecue.
- A first: the first trip, the first apartment, the first dog.
- A promise: Sunday pancakes forever, always sharing the last bite.
- The place: the city or venue name, the beach, the mountain.
- A family touch: a parent's saying, the kids' names, a grandparent's song.
If you have written vows or a poem, switch to lyrics mode and paste them with [Verse] and [Chorus] labels. Short lines and a repeated chorus sing best.
Timing for the day
Free songs run up to 2 minutes, which suits most entrances, toasts and short highlight reels. Pro songs run up to 3 minutes and Premier up to 4, closer to a full first dance. Before the day:
- Make a few tries a day or two ahead, so you can pick calmly.
- Download the MP3 and send it to the DJ, band or venue in advance, not from a phone on the day.
- For an entrance, trim the start with the free audio cutter so the music starts where you want.
- Need the music only for a live singer? Split the song into vocals and music with the stem splitter.
Hear the engine first
Unedited songs from the same models, so you can judge the sound before you write anything.
Every try gives two versions from MiniMax Music v2 and ACE-Step, which often differ in voice and arrangement.
Licence: guests, couples and videographers
| Use | Free plan | Paid plan |
|---|---|---|
| Played at your own wedding | Yes, personal use | Yes |
| In your private wedding video for family | Yes | Yes |
| A gift from a guest to the couple | Yes | Yes |
| A paid videographer's client film or showreel | No | Yes, commercial licence |
| Uploaded to a monetised channel | No | Yes |
Free songs share one daily capacity with the free stem splitter and can run out early on busy days. It resets at 00:00 UTC.
Frequently asked questions
Can AI write a wedding song with our names?
Yes. Put both names in the first box of the Song as a gift template, add the moment and a few details, and the generator writes lyrics with the names and sings them. You get two versions per try.
Is the wedding song generator free?
Yes. You get 1 free try a day, each with two full versions up to 2 minutes, downloaded as MP3. The first song needs no sign-up.
Can I use it for the first dance?
Yes. Choose a slow acoustic, soul or piano style with a romantic mood. Free songs are up to 2 minutes; for a longer dance use Pro (3 minutes) or Premier (4 minutes).
Can I turn our vows into a song?
Yes. Switch the generator to lyrics mode, paste the vows, and add a short chorus line you repeat, such as both names or a promise. A repeated chorus makes vows sound like a song instead of a speech.
Can a wedding videographer use these songs?
On a paid plan, yes, because it adds a commercial licence. Free songs are for personal use, such as the couple's own video or a guest's gift.
What file do I get?
An MP3 for each version and a share page you can send to guests. Paid plans also give full-length stems.