The wedding is over.
Take the photographs you kept and watch them move. Add a song with both your names in it. Two guides show you how, with video tutorials built right in.
See the guides ▼Built with free tools · The AI costs about $10 to $20 · You can start tonight
“For over twelve years I've worked as a videographer, VFX artist, and animator. For eight of those years, I photographed and filmed weddings.”
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That one photo you keep going back to. Now it moves.
7 video tutorials · photo animation · editing
$37
VAT included where applicable
A song that didn't exist until you made it. Yours alone.
7 video tutorials · AI music · prompt library
$27
VAT included where applicable
The whole day back. Moving, and with a song of its own.
Both guides · 14 video tutorials
$47
VAT included where applicable
The quiet wish
You have the photographs. You know every one of them. And still, some evening while you scroll through them, the same thought comes back: I wish it moved. The first look. The rings. The laugh in the middle of the first dance.
37% of couples book a wedding videographer. The average price is $2,300. That leaves most couples with photographs, and a quiet wish.
It isn't too late. The wedding is over. The photographs aren't. Today an AI can take one of them and let it breathe. You choose the moment, it does the moving.
Source: The Knot Real Weddings Study, US couples married in 2025.
Why
Written by strangers, about other people's love. A musician can write you one of your own. Songfinch, for example, starts at $179. Or you make it yourselves, with both your names in it, the place you met, the nickname nobody else uses.
And almost every wedding memory sits still in a folder. Beautiful, frozen, never moving again.
For eight years I photographed and filmed weddings, and I watched both of those things happen at every single one. These two guides are what I'd tell a couple to do about it.
Songfinch price as listed on songfinch.com, September 2026.

The gift
Ten years. Twenty-five. Fifty. Somewhere there's a wedding album nobody opens anymore. Yours, or your parents'.
Make the photographs move. Add a song with both names in it. Play it after dinner, and then say nothing for a while.
It's the one gift only you can give. Nobody else has these photographs, this story, these names.
The first ones
They're friends and former clients of mine. They got the guides before anyone else, and this is what they told me.
I created a video for my parents with the guide and played it on their wedding anniversary. They were shocked this was possible and cried when they saw it. BEST PRESENT EVER
I surprised my husband with it and it made him cry. Thank you so much.
We wrote our own song like we always wanted to. I am going to get the video guide, too. But first, we're getting married :D
I got the bundle and didn't expect it to be so easy. It's really fast to create the song and the videos. Love it!
How it works
Straight to your inbox after checkout. Read it on a laptop, a tablet, or your phone.
The guide links you to a page here with all the tutorials, in the order of the chapters. Watch each one right before you do that step.
A wedding film that moves, and a wedding song with your names in it. Made by you, in an evening.
Most of what you'll use is free. Two AI tools cost a little, and you should know that before you buy: bringing your photos to life costs about $10–20 per film, paid once, no subscription. Saving your song as a file takes one month of the music tool's paid plan, about $10. One month is enough; cancel afterwards and the files stay yours. The guides tell you which ones, and how to get the most out of them. Start after dinner and your wedding film can be finished before you go to bed. Or give it tomorrow, unhurried, the way it deserves.
About me
For over twelve years I've worked as a videographer, VFX artist, and animator. For eight of those years, I photographed and filmed weddings.
Couples often asked how I knew what to expect. The honest answer is that I could feel which moment needed to be a photograph, and which one needed to move. A look that lingered. A breath before a kiss. The way a veil caught the wind for a second longer than a photo could hold.
I don't take wedding bookings anymore. But I still get messages from couples asking if I'd be free for their day. And underneath most of them is the same wish: something that felt entirely theirs. These guides are my answer to that.
FAQ
No. The photographs are still there, and they can still move. The video guide even has a tip for older or lower-resolution photos. Start with the one you'd save first.
Yes, it's one of the best reasons to. Make the film and the song in secret, then give them on the day. It works for your own anniversary or your parents'. If you have the wedding photographs, you can make it. If they're prints, scan them or photograph them in good light first. The sharper the picture, the better it moves.
No. Both guides are written for complete beginners. If you can type a sentence and drag a file, you can do everything in them.
Only one month, for the song. The music AI is free to create with and to listen to, but saving your song as a file needs one month of its paid plan (about $10). Take the month, make your song, cancel. The AI that animates your photos costs about $10–20 for a finished film, depending on how many clips you regenerate. You pay once, no subscription. Everything else you need is free. Nothing keeps running.
An evening. Crop your photos, animate them, cut them together. People who start after dinner usually have a finished film before bed. The song takes under an hour on top of that. Give it two evenings if you'd rather enjoy the process than rush it.
Yes, especially the song guide. Make your song a month or two before the day and you have a first dance nobody in the room has ever heard, about the two of you. The video guide waits for your photos, and they'll be there soon enough.
They're linked from inside the PDF and sit on a page here on this site, embedded from YouTube in privacy mode. Nothing loads until you click play. Nothing to install, nothing to log into.
Probably, in small ways. Buttons move, names change. That's why every tutorial teaches the principle behind a step, not just where to click. You'll find your way even if a screen looks slightly different from mine.
Then write me one line and you get your money back. You have 60 days for that, even after you've downloaded it. And I don't ask for a reason.
Let it happen again. Moving, and with the right song underneath. You could be watching it tonight.
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