Naming day song · £24.99
A summer naming day. One song about Juno's first hello.
A personalised naming day song for your daughter, written from your words: the garden, the bunting, the thunderstorm that named her. Delivered within 24 hours. £24.99.
When you introduce Juno to the people who love her, give her a melody that captures the moment. A song that will be played at the celebration and kept forever.
You approve every lyric · One revision included · Her to keep forever
A worked example
Meet Juno, our example baby
Juno isn't real, but many families welcome a child just like her. Here's the kind of detail families send us, and what we do with it. Your song would be built from your own memories.
Juno
Born in June, thunderstorm, garden naming day, bunting everywhere.
- Born under a June thunderstorm
- Garden gathering with bunting
- First introduction to friends and family
- Name chosen for the stormy June birth
What her family told us
We're having a naming day for our daughter Juno this summer: no church, just the garden, bunting, and everyone who loves her. We chose her name because she was born in June during a thunderstorm, very on brand for her since. We want a song for the moment we introduce her properly to her people.
The sort of thing a parent might send us
Read the lyrics: Welcome Little JunoAcoustic · Gentle female vocals · Naming day
Verse 1
No church bells ringing, no aisle to walk,just bunting in the garden and the ones we love to talk.We've brought you out to meet them, small one, in the summer air,this is your first gathering, and everyone's right here.
Chorus
This is Juno, this is her name,born in a June storm, wild since she came.Say it out loud now, let it take flight,Juno, Juno, our thunder and light.
Verse 2
The sky was cracking open the night that you arrived,and somehow that suits you, you've been electric since, alive.So we chose the month that made you, wrote it into who you are,now stand here in the garden, not so very far.
Chorus
This is Juno, this is her name,born in a June storm, wild since she came.Say it out loud now, let it take flight,Juno, Juno, our thunder and light.
Bridge
No steeple, no stone, just grass beneath our feet,just the people who adore you, come to make you complete.Hold her a little closer, pass her hand to hand,this is how we tell her: this is where you stand.
Chorus
This is Juno, this is her name,born in a June storm, wild since she came.Say it out loud now, let it take flight,Juno, Juno, our thunder and light.
Outro
Welcome, Juno, into the light,we knew you were coming from the sound of that night.Welcome, Juno, under summer sky,these are your people, and here's why.
Every song is written from scratch for one child only. Juno's came from a garden, a thunderstorm and a lot of love. Yours will come from whatever you tell us.
What to put in a naming day song for your baby
You don't need to be poetic. Just give us the moments that matter, and we'll turn them into verses.
The weather
The rain, the thunder, the sunshine that welcomed her. A line in the chorus makes it unforgettable.
The setting
Garden, bunting, family gathered, the spot where she's introduced. Paint the picture in a verse.
The name story
Why you chose Juno: the month, the storm, the meaning you see. It belongs in the bridge.
The first reactions
The smiles, the tears, the whispered 'hello'. Those feelings become the heart of the song.
Styles that suit a naming day
Pick the sound that matches the mood of your garden gathering, or choose Surprise me and we'll match it to Juno's story.
Acoustic folk
Gentle guitars and soft vocals echo the intimacy of a garden celebration.
Light pop
Bright, uplifting chords suit a sunny June day with bunting fluttering.
Classical piano
A tender piano ballad brings out the emotion of a first introduction.
The moment it's for
Picture the naming day when it plays
Between the first cake slice and the family speeches, the music starts.
The quiet hush
Everyone leans in as the opening line names Juno for the first time.
The smile cascade
Moms and dads grin, babies coo, and the garden seems to sway to the melody.
The lasting echo
Later, Juno hears the song on a rainy day and knows exactly how she arrived.
Simple as four questions
How it works
Tell us the details, approve the lyrics, and receive the finished song in your inbox within 24 hours.
Tell us about them
The memories, the inside jokes, the things that make them them. Three minutes, tops.
We write, you approve
We turn your words into lyrics and send them to you before we produce a single note.
Delivered within 24 hours
A professionally produced song lands in your inbox, ready for the big moment.
Create their song · £24.99
How should their song sound?
Pick a style. Not sure? Choose Surprise me and we'll match it to their story.
Takes about three minutes · Your answers save as you go
Before you ask
Questions, answered
Practical details for a smooth naming day gift.
What should I include for a naming day song?
The weather, the garden setting, who's there, why you chose the name and any little reactions. A few short sentences give us plenty to work with.
Will the song arrive before the celebration?
Your song is delivered within 24 hours of ordering, so even a last-minute order can be ready in time. Just keep an eye on your inbox to approve the lyrics quickly.
Can I choose the music style?
Yes. Pick from acoustic folk, light pop, classical piano or let us Surprise you: we'll match the style to the story you give.
Do I get to approve the lyrics?
Absolutely. You read and approve every line before we record, and one revision is included free of charge.
Is this suitable for a baby's naming day?
Yes. A personalised naming day song is a heartfelt way to introduce a child to family and friends, and it becomes a keepsake they can cherish for life.
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A naming day deserves a soundtrack
Tell us about the garden, the bunting, the storm that brought Juno. We'll turn it into a song she'll hear for the rest of her life, delivered within 24 hours.
Create Juno's song