Your first dance
Instead of borrowing a famous song, dance to one that names the place you met.
A first dance to a song about your own story — or a surprise from the wedding party that stops the room.
Create your wedding songCouples order it for themselves. Friends and families order it as the gift nobody else thought of.
Instead of borrowing a famous song, dance to one that names the place you met.
Played during dinner or the speeches. It tends to be the moment people film.
You get a clean MP3 file you can hand over, and you choose the tempo so it works for dancing.
Guests hear a lot of love songs. What they don't hear is a song that mentions the four years apart, the dog they adopted first, or the fact that one of them proposed badly and it worked anyway. Give us the true version, including the awkward parts — those are what make people look at each other during the chorus.
A slow acoustic ballad suits a first dance and a quiet room. If you want the floor filled straight after, a mid-tempo pop arrangement does more work. For a surprise from friends, humour is usually the right call — a rap verse about the groom rarely fails.
Your link is private, so nothing reaches the couple until you decide. If you're the maid of honour or best man, gather two or three specific stories from people who were there — that's plenty for us to work with.
A few minutes to tell us the story. One song nobody else will ever have.
Start your song