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Raise a glass, then the mic. Write four lines for the couple, read every word before you pay, and play a 12-second rap toast at the reception or send it on the day.
The bride and groom rap their own toast at the reception, over a smooth R&B beat.
The bride and groom, the best man and maid of honor, or you and the person you are toasting with. One photo each, or one together.
This page opens on the wedding reception stage with a smooth R&B beat. Pick a party beat if the crowd likes to dance.
Tell the AI the couple's names, how they met and one story. It writes four lines and marks who raps each; change any word for free.
The wedding toast rap comes back as a 12-second vertical video. Play it on the screen at the reception, or send it to the couple.
Six toasts for whoever is holding the mic. Each one loads straight into the creator, where you can swap in the couple's names and their story.
Toasts are nerve-racking and easy to forget. A wedding toast rap is short, rehearsed by nobody, and gets a laugh before the first line ends. It still does what a toast should: name the couple, tell one story, and raise a glass. The example above does all three in twelve seconds, from 'raise your glasses' to 'this is how love wins'.
It also solves the shy-speaker problem. You can play the video on the screen at the reception and let it do the talking, then say a sentence of your own afterwards. Or send it to the couple the morning after, when the speeches are a blur.
Line one names the couple. Line two is the story: how they met, the proposal, the first terrible apartment. Line three is a wish, and line four is the toast itself. Keep each to about nine words so it lands on the beat, and keep it kind; grandparents are watching.
Not sure which beat? The R&B beat on this page is smooth and warm, a party pop beat gets people dancing, and the acoustic ballad turns it into something closer to a personalized love song. For their first anniversary next year, the personalized anniversary song page is waiting.
Grandparents will be watching, so nothing renders until you have signed off on every word, and rewriting the toast is free. If a render does not finish, the credits come back on their own, and if a finished clip puts a line on the wrong face, tell us and we will review it, which matters when the reception is on Saturday. Pack credits never expire, so a second version for the rehearsal dinner is easy.
Two photos and four lines. You only pay once the lyrics are right.
