The song of your story.

First-year anniversary songs

The first year is part celebration, part quiet relief. The strongest first-year songs often lean into one shared ritual — the way you make coffee, the playlist that became yours, the running joke that survived the wedding hangover.

Milestone anniversaries (10, 25, 40, 50)

Milestone years tend to work especially well because there is so much shared detail to build from. Pick a single decade, a season you got through together, or the moment you knew you would make it this far.

Second-marriage and renewal anniversaries

Songs for second marriages and vow-renewal years usually want a slightly different register: grateful, deliberate, unflinching about what came before. Tell us, and the song will hold both stories without making either feel small.

After-a-hard-year anniversaries

If the last year was the one that almost did not work, an anniversary song can be the gift that names what you survived without making the room cry. We can hold that tone deliberately.

Quiet, romantic, mid-tempo

You still hum the same song in the kitchen.
I still pretend I do not notice.
Ten years and the porch light
still turns on for you first.

Warm, grateful, acoustic

We did not know what we were building.
We were just choosing each other on Tuesdays.
That is the part nobody tells you —
it is the Tuesdays that make the years.

Big-anniversary, celebratory

Twenty-five years of your laugh.
Twenty-five winters of the same coat.
We were too young to promise this,
so we kept showing up instead.

After a hard year

We almost did not make it.
Then we did.
This song is the proof,
for the version of us that gets to keep going.