Custom Wedding Song Recordings
Pick the song that means the most to you both. I arrange and record your version of it — live instruments, real vocals — and you keep it forever.
Recordings start at $595 · Ready in about 2 weeks · Couples anywhere
Tell me the song and I'll text you back, usually within a few minutes, to hear how you want it to sound.
Want to hear sixty seconds of it before you decide? That's free →
Already married and want your song recorded for an anniversary? That's something I do too, and it's a slightly different conversation — email me instead and I'll come back to you personally.
How It Works
No studio visits. No months of back and forth. One call, then I build it.
Your song, your moment, and how you want it to feel. That's the whole call — I'm working out what your version should sound like.
Live instruments and real vocals, produced by me personally. The key, the tempo, the length and the feel all get built around your moment — not the radio's.
We fine-tune it together until it's right. Then it's yours — to walk down the aisle to, to dance to, and to play on every anniversary after.
Listen
Every recording is built for one couple and one moment. Here are two.
Three different songs, three different couples, three completely different treatments. Yours won't sound like any of them — that's the point. Bring me the song and I'll tell you on the call what I'd do with it.
Pricing
Every option includes the arrangement, the studio recording, and revisions until you love it. Three songs cost less than three times one because I record them in the same session. Every size comes two ways: the full arrangement, with live instruments and an acoustic version alongside, or acoustic only, your voice and one instrument.
One song, made yours
Acoustic only, your voice and one instrument: $295
Three songs, three moments
Acoustic only: $645
Your full wedding soundtrack
Acoustic only: $1,195
Couples
"He asked us what we wanted for our couple's dance song, and when my wife sent him 'Tennessee Orange' to make a more formal cover with some lyric changes, he said no problem and got to work, sending us two different versions we could pick from. His performance was excellent. I would highly recommend Ralph."Braedon & Brenna
"Oh my goodness thank you so much Ralph we love it! We are excited to dance to this at the wedding! I'm so excited thank you so much! 😭"Lauryn & Andrew
"Ralph made an outstanding day even better with his music. He was professional and conservative, and kept the focus on the bride and I."Jon & Hannah
Pick a Time
Pick a slot that works and you'll get a calendar invite. I'll call you at that time — no surprise phone calls from a number you don't recognise. Bring your song, or bring three you're deciding between.
Questions
A professional recording of your song, arranged and performed for you — not a stock track, not a computer-generated one. You keep the finished recording. The $595 single is one song; $1,295 is three; $2,450 is the album of your wedding, up to eight songs, released under your names. Want it on Spotify as a single? Add $249. An original song written from your story is $1,495, ask me.
I record the song you already love — that's the whole point. You're not getting a stranger's idea of your relationship. You're getting your version of your song, with personal touches to the sound, the lyrics and the length so it fits your moment exactly.
No — bring me two or three you're deciding between and we'll work it out on the call. Deciding which song is the fun half of my job.
About two weeks from the call to the finished recording. If your wedding is coming up fast, say so when we talk — I can often work with tighter timelines.
Not at all. The whole thing is remote — a short call, then I handle everything from my studio. Couples anywhere in the country get the same recording.
You'll hear your version before it's finished, and we fine-tune it together until it feels right. It isn't done until you love it.
Fifteen minutes. I ask about the two of you, the song, and the moment it's for — then I tell you honestly what I'd do with it and what it would cost. If it's not a fit I'll say so. There's no pitch and no obligation.