Songs for invitations
A song that plays when the invitation opens
Choose the occasion and a mood, and read the words first, free. Then hear a 30 second clip or a full song, and put it on the invitation. Your guests need no app.
Free, no account. The names you type are sung in the song. Leave it empty for a song without names.
- Words are free
- A free account has 150 credits a month: enough for a clip
- Clip 80 credits
- Full song 160 credits
- Names sung, or instrumental
Songs that were made
Published by the people who made them. Some play on an invitation, others are songs on their own. Press play on any row. A draft with no recording is never listed.
- A lullaby, soft and slowAcoustic, tender mood, A lullaby, soft and slow30 sSong page
- A gentle instrumental for a wedding invitationPlays on Eleonora & Matthew30 sOpen the invitation
Music for your invitation
Ready-made tunes you can put on an invitation today, free. Pick the occasion, press play, and choose one in the invitation editor. Or make a song of your own.
- CeremonyWedding · 1:13Use on an invitation
- CeremonyWedding · 2:50Use on an invitation
- Ceremony Wedding Invitation MusicWedding · 3:00Use on an invitation
- Green Fields (Wedding)Wedding · 3:08Use on an invitation
- WeddingWedding · 2:17Use on an invitation
- WeddingWedding · 2:44Use on an invitation
- WeddingWedding · 2:12Use on an invitation
- WeddingWedding · 2:15Use on an invitation
- Wedding CeremonyWedding · 2:15Use on an invitation
- Wedding PianoWedding · 1:42Use on an invitation
- Piano romancePiano · Soft solo pianoUse on an invitation
- Ambient PianoPiano · 2:00Use on an invitation
A page for each occasion
- Wedding songWrite a wedding song for the invitation. Guests hear it when the envelope opens. Instrumental or with the names sung. A 30 second clip or a full song.21 songs to hear
- Baptism songA quiet song for a baptism invitation. Piano or strings, short enough for the page and calm enough for a church day. Guests hear it when they open the invitation.11 songs to hear
- Birthday songMake a birthday song for the invitation. Cheerful, or a toast, or the name sung once. It plays when someone opens the page.40 songs to hear
- Graduation songA graduation song for the invitation: a walk-in, a short fanfare, or a proud chorus with the graduate’s name. It plays when the page opens.20 songs to hear
- Award musicFanfare and walk-on music for an awards night invitation. A short brass entrance, or a fuller cue under the names. Guests hear it when they open the page.19 songs to hear
- Engagement songA song for an engagement party invitation. Lighter than a wedding march, with the two names if you want them sung. It plays when the invitation opens.20 songs to hear
- Baby shower songA soft song or lullaby for a baby shower invitation. Quiet enough to read the registry and the time. Guests hear it when the page opens.11 songs to hear
- Anniversary songA song for an anniversary invitation. A waltz, a quiet piano, or a verse that mentions the years. It plays when guests open the page.10 songs to hear
1. Write the brief
Occasion, mood, the names. Read the words before anything is made.
2. Hear it
A 30 second clip to check the tempo, or the full song. Instrumental or sung.
3. Put it on the invitation
One tap. The song plays when a guest opens the page, on any phone.
Made for the invitation, not for a feed
A song here is short enough for the page and made for one day: the names, the room, the tempo of the walk in. There is no file to send beside it. The guest opens the invitation and it plays.
- 30 second clip or a full song
- Names sung, or instrumental
- Change it after you send it
Add yours
Made a song? Turn on Public page in the studio and it shows up here. You can take it down any time.
Make a songQuestions
Can I hear a song without an account?
Yes. Every song on this page plays here. Writing the words and the style of your own song is free too. A song is only made, and credits only used, when you sign in and press generate.
What does a song cost?
A 30 second clip is 80 credits. A full song is 160 credits. Reading the words first costs nothing.
Can the song say our names?
Yes. Write the names in the brief and they are sung once or in the chorus. Choose instrumental if you want no words.
How does a guest hear it?
The song is attached to the invitation. A guest opens the page, taps the envelope, and it plays in the browser, on a phone too. Nobody installs anything.
How does my song get on this page?
Only when you publish it. In the studio, turn on Public page. Sharing the link also publishes the song. You can make it private again at any time.