Public Music & Playlists
Sharing playlists with couples and suppliers, and collecting song requests.
Playlists are built by your team and shared outward — to the couple, and to whoever is actually playing the music. Sharing is read-only in every direction, which is worth knowing before you promise a couple they can build their own.
Where playlists are edited
Inside the wedding, on its Music tab. That is the only place songs and playlists can be created, changed or removed.
There you can create playlists, add songs by title and artist with an optional link and artwork, generate a playlist with AI, and reorder or delete anything.
Sharing them
In the Planning Hub
Switch on Music in the share dialog and playlists appear as a tab for the couple.
They can look but not edit. Unlike the mood board and the seating chart, music has no "allow editing" option — there is no setting anywhere that lets a couple add a song.
The direct link
Each wedding's music also lives at /public/music/{weddingId}, with a Copy Link button. This is the link for the DJ, the band or whoever is running the sound: they see the playlists and songs without any of the planning around them.
Also read-only.
What the shared page shows
Playlists as cards, each with its artwork or a colored placeholder, its name, how many songs and a rough running time. Open one and you get the full song list — artwork, title and artist, with a play button where a link exists.
Song requests from guests
This is the one route by which someone outside your team adds music, and it doesn't go through the playlists at all.
The RSVP page has a Song Request section — a title and an artist — and it's only available to guests who've said they're coming. Requests land in the wedding's music area for you to look through, and you decide what makes it onto a playlist.
Tip: Send the direct music link to your DJ rather than exporting a list. It's current whenever they open it, and it doesn't give them anything else about the wedding.
Tip: Because the couple can't edit, the practical workflow is: they send you what they want, you add it. Guest requests are the exception — turn them on at RSVP and you get a pile of suggestions without anyone touching the playlists.
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