Wedding song generator
Create a wedding song around the couple, not a template
Wedding songs work best when they are written for a moment. A first dance needs a different emotional arc from a bridesmaid surprise or a ceremony entrance. Start with the couple and the specific part of the day where the song will be heard.
How it works
A clear path from idea to playback
Choose the wedding moment
Decide whether the song is for a first dance, ceremony, reception, proposal story or a surprise from family and friends.
Tell the couple’s story
Add both names, how they met, a meaningful place, proposal detail or memory that belongs to them.
Choose the musical tone
Set genre, mood and voice to fit the moment, then generate and compare the versions before the event.
Prompt examples
Start specific, then make it yours
A warm first-dance song for Mari and David about meeting through friends, long-distance calls, the proposal by the lake and finally bringing both families together.
An upbeat wedding song from the siblings for Anna and Leo about ten years together, moving apartments three times, Sunday coffee and everyone knowing they were meant to end up here.
Write for the exact moment in the wedding
The same couple story can be framed differently depending on when the song plays.
- First dance
- Walking down the aisle
- Reception entrance
- Surprise gift from friends or family
- Anniversary or vow-renewal video
Use relationship details that guests will recognize
One concrete memory usually does more than five broad adjectives.
- How they met
- A place that matters
- A proposal or turning point
- A habit or phrase friends know
- The feeling you want the room to have
Questions
Before you create
Can I include both names in the song?
Yes. Put both names in the prompt or lyrics and include the story details you want the song to reference.
Can I create an Armenian or Russian wedding song?
Yes. State the language directly in the prompt. Ergi supports Armenian, Russian and English song creation.
Make it yours
Start with the story only you know.
Write the brief, choose the musical direction, then listen to what Ergi creates.
Create a wedding song