Song guide
Songs for celebrations
A celebration song works when it marks the number or the news and still sounds like one person.
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How to approach this group
Put the milestone in the first verse, use the middle for a story, and end with a wish. Pick a length and tempo that suit where it will be played.
Guides in this group
- How to write an engagement song
Mark the news and tell how it happened. An engagement song is short, joyful and specific: the place, the moment and the first thing you both said.
- How to write a first birthday song
Tell the year in a few small moments: the first smile, the first steps, the first word. Keep the lines short and repeating so that older relatives can sing along, and close with a wish.
- How to write a 50th birthday song
A 50th birthday is a good moment for warmth and humor. Look back at a few decades in a line each, then toast what is ahead. Keep the jokes about age affectionate.
Ready to turn this into a song?
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