Why use wedding song maker?
For proposals, use a short and direct chorus; for entrance music, choose an instrumental mode; for the first dance, consider the rhythm you can actually dance to. Different scenes allow for different lyric density and emotions.
The current generator provides style, vocal, and quality options, without precise BPM, automatic dance choreography, or track separation features. Reserve time for previewing and editing for formal ceremonies; do not use the first generation as the only audio source for the event.
How to make your song in three steps
- Start with a clear idea. Add a name or group and one real memory. Review the draft before creating audio.
- Choose the sound. Choose an available style, voice, and quality tier. The credit cost is shown before you submit.
- Listen, refine, and share. Listen to pronunciation and arrangement, download the version you want to keep, and choose whether to publish its song page.
Ideas you can create today
Proposal song
Write why you chose them into a promise, keep it sincere, and don't treat the song as a guarantee of success.
Wedding entrance and first dance
Choose an emotion suitable for the scene, and check the duration, start, end, and playback equipment first.
Wedding video and thank you
Let the music revolve around shared memories or gratitude to friends and family, and confirm the rights required for publication.
These are writing ideas, not customer testimonials or recordings. Use details you have permission to share.
Make the lyrics sound like your story
You can organize lyrics into three sections: meeting, being together, and promises. Check names, locations, and dates before generation; do not write full addresses or private stories you don't want to be public into public songs.
Download the audio you need to keep and prepare a backup for the event. The duration and arrangement of AI output may vary; the website does not provide permanent storage or ceremony effect guarantees; please check the terms of service for commercial and public video use.
Before you generate, check names, dates, and personal details for accuracy. Only submit lyrics you wrote or have permission to use. The lyrics to song guide shows a simple verse and chorus structure, while pricing and credits explains the three quality tiers and one-time packs.
Explore more ways to make music
Continue with a related occasion or write and edit the words before generating audio.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to write the lyrics first?
You can start with a short idea and edit an AI-written draft, or paste original lyrics you already wrote.
Can I include names?
Yes. Add names to your idea or lyrics and check the generated pronunciation before sharing. Only include personal details you have permission to use.
How much does it cost?
New accounts receive 12 free credits. Basic uses 2 credits, Standard 6, and Premium 12 per audio generation. Paid packs are one-time purchases; check Pricing for current amounts.
Can I download and share the result?
You can download your completed song. Publish its song page if you want a public link, and check the Terms before using it in a public or commercial project.