A song for the couple, written by everyone who watched them fall in love.
The best man has a story. The maid of honor has three. The college roommates have the one nobody’s allowed to tell at the toast. Put them all in one song.
Play it at the reception right after the toasts, or send it the morning after as the first thing they hear as a married couple.
One More Kiss
She said yes before he finished asking
Twelve years of road trips led to this
So raise a glass to Sam and Riley
Forever starts with one more kiss
How it works
Start the session
Pick the occasion, the genre and who sings it. Two minutes.
Send one link to the group chat
Everyone adds a line. Stuck? We ask them a question about the person.
Hear it, then press record
Two lyric drafts from everyone’s notes. Edit any line, hear 30 seconds before you pay, and it’s ready the moment you do.
Stuck on what to write? We ask your friends:
- When did you know they were the real deal?
- How did they meet?
- What will they argue about forever?
- What’s your best advice for them?
Good for every part of the wedding
- Bachelor and bachelorette parties (roast mode).
- The reception, after the toasts.
- A gift from the wedding party instead of another registry item.
- Their first anniversary: we’ll remind you.
Both names, sung right
Put the couple as “Sam & Riley” and the song uses both names. Add pronunciation if anyone ever gets them wrong.
Pricing
You write it, start to finish. One song, two free re-takes.
Up to 20 friends write it and split the cost. Every friend in the credits.
The group song in two genres, plus a printable record sleeve.
Split it with friends from $5 each, or cover it yourself. Gift cards and $10-off codes work at checkout.
Questions
How many people can write?
Up to 20 on the Group LP, which covers most wedding parties and close friends.
Can it be a slow first-dance style song?
Yes. Pick Power Ballad or R&B Slow Jam and Sweet tone.