One year, one new beginning
“For our first anniversary: we moved cities with two suitcases and ate dinner on the floor. You made an unfamiliar place feel like ours. I want to celebrate the home we are still building.”
A gift made personal
A personalized song for your anniversary.
Turn your shared memories into a personal anniversary song gift that celebrates the life you’ve built together.
- Two free previews, up to 60 seconds each.
- No account or card needed
Left Side of the Coffee
From a wife to her husband
Warm piano-pop · Full example song0:003:03
No musical skills needed
Just bring your story. No singing, songwriting or instruments required.
A few simple steps
Tell us who it’s for, share a memory and choose a musical style.
Free song previews
Listen to two versions before you decide, with up to 60 seconds of each.
A fictional gift for Anniversary. From a wife to her husband.
See the gift they’ll open.
With the gift package, your photo and a personal note welcome them before the music begins. Listen together, or send the song across the miles.
Both paid packages include a song link, the full MP3 and lyrics.
Their gift opens in the browser, with no app or account needed. Share the link when you’re ready for them to listen.
From your story to their song.
Bring a memory. We’ll help you find the words and music.
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Tell us about your person
Share a memory and what you’d like them to hear. Choose a musical style that feels like them.
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Hear two versions
Read both sets of lyrics and preview up to 60 seconds of each song for free.
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Choose how to give it
Keep your favorite song, or add a personal note, photos, a lyric poster and a photo video with the gift package.
Start creating for free
Start for free. Listen before you choose.
Made from your memories
Which little things tell your story?
Show what has changed since the beginning and what you still choose about each other. For a gift to your parents, speak as their child and use a moment you witnessed.
- Where you met, and one detail you both remember.
- An ordinary ritual that has become part of your life.
- Something you still want to thank them for.
More starting points. These examples are fictional; use your own names and memories.
For parents, from their children
“For our parents’ fortieth anniversary: every Sunday they still dance while clearing the table. Write from their children’s point of view, thanking them for showing us how to keep making room for each other.”
“I’m Jamie, and this song is for my husband, Alex. He puts my coffee on the left side of the desk, exactly where I reach for it. In our first apartment, the radiator clanged while he danced by the stove and sang all the wrong words. I want to thank him for those small kindnesses, and for staying beside me when the day gets too loud.”
From a wife to her husband. The fictional story behind this song.
Give it your way
Make space to listen together
Revisit the place where you met or choose a quiet dinner together. Introduce the song with the year or memory it returns to. For your parents’ anniversary, let them hear it privately before a family celebration.
Choose a sound you would listen to together
A reflective ballad can suit a milestone look back; warm pop can celebrate the life you have built. Describe the feeling of a shared evening without asking to copy a favorite artist or song.
Their words, worth keeping.
Keep the full lyrics, or choose the lines that mean the most. Three lyric poster styles, included in the gift package.
Explore packages and availabilityAnniversary song questions
Visit the help centerWhat can I try for free?
Share your story, read both versions’ lyrics and hear up to 60 seconds of each recording. No account or payment card is needed. We ask for an email before creating. Creation limits apply, and the form will let you know if you have reached yours.
What will it cost to keep the song?
The Song is $19 USD and The Gift is $39 USD, paid once with no subscription. Both include your chosen full recording, an MP3, complete lyrics and a sharing page. The Gift also includes a photo-and-note gift page, a printable lyric poster and a photo video. Listen to both previews for free before choosing.
Can I include several years of memories?
Choose a few moments that show how your relationship has grown. A clear story with two or three specific details gives the song a stronger starting point than a list of every date.
Is this only for wedding anniversaries?
No. You can celebrate a first date, the day you met or another milestone that matters to you. Explain what you are remembering and how long you have been together in the story.
Can I make an anniversary song for my parents?
Yes. Write from your perspective as their child and include moments you witnessed. Say whether the song is from you or the whole family, and describe what their relationship has taught you.
What if I want to change the words?
Choose Edit lyrics & remake on a generated version. Edit its title, lyrics or story to create new recordings while keeping the original. Editing text does not change an existing recording. A purchase stays with the selected recording and does not transfer to a remake. Finish any lyric changes, listen to the previews and choose your version before paying. Each remake counts toward your creation limit.
Can I choose the style, voice and language?
Choose a music style and vocal preference, or ask us to choose. Songs currently support English, so write your story, message and any edited lyrics in English. Your preferences guide the result; listen to the previews to hear how they turned out.
How long will the song be, and when will it be ready?
The story and musical choices shape the song’s length. The result page shows its actual duration and updates as the recordings become ready. Song creation and gift-file preparation are separate steps, with no fixed completion time. Leave time to review the previews, make any remakes and check the purchased MP3 and any poster or video before your occasion.
Some things are easier to say in a song.
What’s the memory only you could share?
Tell us why it stayed with you. Give them a song that brings it back.
