Music for your ceremony
Every route into Wedding Player, on iPhone, iPad and Android. Built-in Originals, Apple Music, individual track purchases, free music libraries, and your own files. Pick the one that fits your situation. Mix and match in a single moment if it helps.
OVERVIEW
How to Add Music
Start here. The four routes for getting ceremony music into Wedding Player on iPhone, iPad, and Android, with guidance on which one to pick.
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BUILT IN
Wedding Player Originals
A growing collection of fully licensed instrumental ceremony tracks, built into the app. No subscription, no licensing surprises.
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iOS
Apple Music
If you have an Apple Music subscription on iPhone or iPad, this is the smoothest path. Plus what to do if you use Spotify.
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NO SUBSCRIPTION
Buy Individual Tracks
No subscription? Buy specific songs outright from iTunes, Bandcamp, Qobuz, Amazon, and other DRM-free stores. Pay once, play forever.
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FREE
Free Music Libraries
Creative Commons and royalty-free libraries with strong instrumental catalogues. Pixabay, Free Music Archive, Incompetech, and more.
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CUSTOM AUDIO
Your Own Files
Got a CD rip, a friend’s cover version or a custom-edited track? Bring it in via iCloud Drive, Google Drive, email, or AirDrop.
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Related guides
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