Song guide
Songs for the couple and the wedding party
Songs for the people at the center of a wedding carry more weight than most. They are often played once, in front of everyone, so clarity matters.
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How to approach this group
Decide who is listening: the person alone, the couple, or a full room. For a room, keep names clear and the chorus easy to follow. For one person, add details nobody else would know.
Guides in this group
- How to write a song for your fiance or fiancee
Write about the stretch between yes and the wedding. Mention how it feels to plan a life together, one detail from how you got engaged, and a promise for the day ahead. Keep the tone hopeful and specific.
- How to write a song for the bride
Decide who is singing it: a friend, a sister, a parent or the groom. Then write from that vantage point, with one story that shows who she is and a wish for the marriage. Keep it short enough for a toast.
- How to write a song for the groom
Pick the voice first: best friend, brother, parent or bride. Then tell one story that shows his character, keep the humor warm, and finish with a sincere line about the person he is marrying.
Ready to turn this into a song?
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