Heart Script
Wedding vows · Edited, not generated

Find the words
you already feel.

You shouldn’t let AI write your vows. Neither should we. Heart Script is an editing tool — built to help you shape, structure, and polish what’s already in your heart, in your voice, your language, your story.

Start with what you haveor start from a blank page

$19 · one time · no subscription

“I can cry at a song that reminds me of my partner. But the moment someone hands me a pen and says write it down, I have nothing.”
— From the validation thread, closed couples-only group, May 2026
i.Where to begin

Three honest ways to get to a vow worth saying out loud. Pick the one that matches where you are right now — not where you wish you were.

01

Polish your draft

Recommended

You’ve already written something — even rough. We keep your voice and sharpen rhythm, tone, and impact. No rewriting, no template smoothing.

Best if you already have words on the page.

02

Start from a scaffold

Answer sixteen short questions about the two of you. We turn your honest answers into a starting draft — never a finished vow.

Best if you’re staring at a blank page.

03

From fragments to a draft

Drop in raw bullets, half-sentences, phone-notes snippets you’ve been collecting. We group them by theme and weave a draft you finish yourself.

Best if you’ve been collecting fragments for months.

ii.What we won’t do

We exist for the person who wants the words to matter — which means leaving the words yours, and unseen, until you say them aloud.

iii.The shape of a vow

The structure experienced wedding writers return to, made transparent. No magic, no black box — just the bones a good vow already has.

  1. 1.
    Address your partner. Speak to them, not to the room.
  2. 2.
    Recap your story. A few honest beats — how you met, what you survived, what you built.
  3. 3.
    Name what you admire. The traits only you fully see.
  4. 4.
    Make two or three promises. Specific enough that you could keep them tomorrow.
  5. 5.
    Picture your future together. Close on a line that feels inevitable, not constructed.

Write in English, Filipino, Taglish, or any mix — we keep your language as it is.

iv.What it costs

A wedding vow writer charges
$200–$800. We charge $19.

Less than the wedding favors no one will remember. One time. No subscription. No ongoing anything. You pay once, you keep the draft.

Wedding vowOne tier
$19

50 Vow Tokens to draft, regenerate, and tweak — all in your voice. Private to your account. Your partner never sees it.

One product. Wedding vows only.

We don’t do speeches, toasts, or anniversary letters. We’re for the vow — the one sentence that has to land at the altar — and nothing else. Wedding vows are also a surprise, so we don’t sell a couple bundle. If both of you want Heart Script, each of you opens their own account. Two private drafts. One reveal.

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You only stand there once.
Say something true.

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