Christmas · for her
She makes Christmas happen for everyone else. This year, something under the tree should be about her.
A Christmas song for your wife, written from this year together
Most Christmas love songs are about snow and mistletoe. Hers can be about the ornament she hides on the back of the tree, the year you finally hosted both families, and the way she says your name on Christmas morning. You type a few lines; an AI singer records an original song with her name in it.
Hear the second a name lands
Claire, you make the season feel so bright,
You wrote“Claire puts the tree up the day after Thanksgiving, no exceptions.”
The song singsThanksgiving is barely over and done,
From a real song made here: “Sweeter Than Cocoa”, for Claire, from what her husband typed.
The moment you give it
After the kids are in bed and the stockings are filled, you hand her one more thing. The tree lights are the only lights on, and the song is about her and the tree she puts up too early every year.
Christmas Eve, on the last ornament
To: the one who puts the tree up first
From: the one who complains and then loves it
Open after the kids are asleep.
Start with one memory
Pick a question. The form opens with your first line already started.
A real Christmas song for a wife
“Sweeter Than Cocoa” was written for Claire, engaged at a Christmas market, with a male voice and the brief her partner typed.
What you get for $12.99
You hear it first, free. You pay once, only if you keep it.
- Free preview
- The first 60 seconds, ready in about two minutes after you enter your email. No card.
- The song
- The full song, about two minutes long, as an MP3 to download and keep.
- Lyrics
- Every line is on the preview page before you pay. Unlocking adds the lyric sheet, to print or save as a PDF.
- Their link
- A private link that plays the whole song without an account, with your name and a short note. Switch it off any time.
- Photo video
- Free: a vertical 9:16 photo video of your photos with the lyrics on screen, plus 15- and 30-second cuts. Made in your browser.
- The name
- Unusual name? Type how to say it (SEER-sha for Saoirse) and the singer says it that way.
- Re-record
- One free re-record per song: change a line, the style or the voice and record it again.
- Name sung wrong?
- After you pay, a free remake with the name fixed, once per song.
- Languages
- Sung in English, German, French, Spanish or Japanese.
- Teaser
- Before you pay, a 15-second teaser link that tells them a song is on its way.
- For this song
- Send it to the family chat: the link plays on any phone, no app or account needed.
- It stays a surprise: the preview goes only to your email, and nothing reaches them until you send the link.
What to put in her Christmas song
- The tradition she started: the matching pajamas, the cookie recipe from her grandmother, the drive to see the lights.
- Something only she does in December, like wrapping presents at 1 a.m. or labeling every gift in her own handwriting.
- The biggest thing that happened to the two of you this year, good or hard.
- Where you will wake up on Christmas morning, and who else will be there.
- A gift she once gave you that you still use.
- The thing you want her to hear from you before the year ends.
A brief you could type
Three short lines are enough. For example, a husband might write:
- Every year she buys one ornament that marks what happened to us, and this year it is a tiny house.
- She burns the first batch of cookies on purpose so the kids can eat them warm.
- This was the year we moved, and she made the new place feel like Christmas by the first week.
The sound of a December love song
The seven styles are the same all year; the Christmas comes from the words. A piano ballad suits a quiet morning by the tree, acoustic pop works for the evening with the fire on, and upbeat pop is the one to play when the whole family is in the kitchen. A male voice singing to her reads like a letter from you; a female voice can feel like a friend telling your story.
When to give it
- Before the presents on Christmas morning, while everyone is still in pajamas.
- On Christmas Eve after the kids are asleep, just the two of you.
- In the car on the drive to her parents, so she hears it without an audience.
- Under a slideshow of the year’s photos on the TV.
More song ideas
Questions
Give her the one present nobody else could wrap.
Her name, this year, three lines from you.