One shared link for the whole wedding: guests add songs from any music service — no accounts, no app — you approve every submission, and the finished playlist exports to Spotify, Apple Music, PDF, or CSV.
From the first song request to the last dance — one link, four steps.
Create your wedding playlist and share the link on your invitations, your wedding website, or the group chat.
Everyone you invited adds songs from any music service, right from their phone — no account and no app needed.
Every submission waits for your OK. Approve the keepers and decline the rest — nothing joins the playlist without you.
Export the finished playlist to Spotify, Apple Music, PDF, or CSV — for the DJ, the band, or your own speakers.
Guests bring the memories. You decide what plays.
Playlist owners review and approve every submission before it goes in — the dance floor never hears a surprise.
Guests suggest and you decide, so the finished playlist is exactly the list you approved — nothing more.
Song requests collect under your playlist link instead of scattering across texts and threads you have to chase.
Export the finished list in the format your wedding needs.
Export to Spotify or Apple Music to play it straight from the service you already use, or hand a PDF or CSV to your DJ or the band.
The things couples ask us most.
You share one link — on your invitations, your wedding website, or the group chat. Guests open it on any phone and add songs from any music service. No account and no app is needed on their end.
No. Anyone with the link can add songs from any music service without signing up or installing anything.
Yes. You review and approve every submission before it goes in, so only songs you approve make it onto the dance floor.
Yes. One playlist runs from the ceremony to the reception, and everyone who is invited can add to it — you keep the final say on what makes the cut.
Yes. The finished playlist exports to Spotify, Apple Music, PDF, or CSV — hand the file to your DJ, or play it yourself from the service you already use.
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