Till Death and After: the zombie wedding AI video

The zombie partner waits at the altar of an abandoned stone chapel in a tattered wedding outfit, with dust and moonlight falling through a hole in the roof. The survivor walks the aisle, slips a ring on their finger and rests their forehead against them by candlelight. It is the most romantic of the stories, and the one most often made for anniversaries and weddings.

Use Till Death and After

What happens in the 15 seconds

• 0–5 s: The survivor walks slowly up the aisle past wilted white roses; at the altar, the zombie partner slowly turns around.
• 5–10 s: Face to face at the altar, the survivor slips a ring on the partner’s finger; the partner takes their hand, trembling.
• 10–15 s: Foreheads touching in flickering candlelight as the camera slowly pulls back and moonlight fills the chapel.

The best photos for Till Death and After

• Any clothes are fine: both of you are dressed for the wedding by the scene.
• Clear faces matter more than usual here, because the last shot is a close two-shot of your foreheads touching.
• Pick photos with a calm expression; a big grin can look odd in a quiet, candlelit moment.

Good to know

• Who stands at the altar follows the photo slot: Photo 2 is always the partner waiting there.
• The light is moonlight and candles, so the video is darker and bluer than the other stories.
• Two photos · 15 seconds · 9:16 or 16:9 · music on · no watermark · 1 credit (720p) or 2 credits (HD 1080p).

Other zombie love stories

• The Last Embrace: The viral one: a gun you cannot fire, a leap into a hug, and a cut to a sunny memory.
• Rooftop Sunset: Two silhouettes on a rooftop above the dead city, watching the last sunset.
• Rain Reunion: Neon, rain and a stranger in the street who turns out to be the one you lost.
• One Last Dance: A slow dance in an empty ballroom, under a dusty chandelier.
• Before the Fall: Starts on a sunny first date, cuts to the end of the world. Same two people.