Says what's hard to say
Some things don't fit in a card. A song gives them somewhere to go.
From the first message to the ordinary weeknights — a love song that could not have been written about anyone else.
Create your anniversary songAnyone can say "I love you". A song that names the café you argued in is a different thing entirely.
Some things don't fit in a card. A song gives them somewhere to go.
A slow ballad, something acoustic, or the genre that was playing when you met.
Flowers last a week. People still play their song on the same date years later.
Start with the beginning: how you actually met, not the tidy version you tell at parties. Then the moments that only the two of you were there for — a bad flight, a flat you couldn't afford, the night one of you finally said it first. Add the small ongoing things: who makes the coffee, what they always leave on the sofa, the phrase they repeat. Those are the lines people cry at.
A first anniversary song usually looks forward and is light on its feet. A tenth tends to be about what you've built and survived. A fiftieth is closer to a family history — and often the whole family wants a copy. Tell us which chapter you're marking and the song is shaped around it.
You order privately and receive a private link. Nothing is sent to your partner unless you share it. Plenty of people play it for the first time over dinner, or use it as the soundtrack to a video of old photos.
A few minutes to write it down. Something they keep for good.
Start your song