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[2026] A Must-See for Anime Fans! A Collection of Recommended Anime Songs for Weddings and Receptions

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From sharing a love of anime and games to becoming a couple!

Among those of you finally celebrating your wedding, some might be thinking, “We want to use our favorite anime songs at the ceremony!”

In this article, we’ll introduce anime songs that are perfect for wedding scenes—highly recommended for couples like you.

We’ve gathered tracks that fit every moment, from the entrance to the exit, cake cutting, outfit changes, and even background music for your wedding videos.

We’ve also included timeless hits that will appeal to guests of all ages.

Be sure to use this as a reference!

[2026] A Must-See for Anime Fans! Recommended Anime Songs for Weddings and Receptions (91–100)

Thank youSun Set Swish

[LIVE] Thank You / Swish! ex SunSet Swish

Thank youSun Set Swish

It was used as the ending theme for the MBS/TBS anime “Big Windup!” It’s also famous for being played during the retirement ceremony of Yakult Swallows player Atsuya Furuta at Meiji Jingu Stadium on October 7, 2007.

It reminds you that, although it can be embarrassing and quite difficult to honestly express your feelings to the people who have supported you, you absolutely should make sure to convey them properly.

The melody and vocals are very soothing, warming your heart and putting you in a gentle mood.

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100% CourageHikaru GENJI

Courage 100% / NYC Cover [Tried a Solo Acoustic Performance]

100% CourageHikaru GENJI

A classic song that has been used for many years as the theme for the anime Nintama Rantarō.

It’s also well-known for being sung by successive generations of Johnny’s idol groups.

If your wedding or reception will have many children attending, it’s a foolproof BGM choice I can recommend.

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Your NoteRanka Rī

Anata no Oto – May’n / Nakajima Live @ Anime Expo 2010

Your NoteRanka Rī

This is a song sung in the series by Megumi Nakajima, who plays Ranka Lee from Macross Frontier.

It’s nice to interpret “Anata no Oto” as referring to the closest person—your spouse—but it also works well to imagine it as the heartbeat of a baby in the womb and use it as background music for announcing a shotgun marriage (a marriage due to pregnancy).

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Let Me Be With YouRound Table featuring Nino

TV anime “Chobits” OP video (Let Me Be With You / ROUND TABLE featuring Nino) [NBC Anime × Music 30th Anniversary Daily OP/ED Posting Project]

Let Me Be With YouRound Table featuring Nino

ROUND TABLE featuring Nino is a music unit formed by ROUND TABLE, which originated in the Nihon University College of Commerce Jazz Research Club, with guest vocalist Nino.

Their first single, “Let Me Be With You,” is a Shibuya-kei-inspired track that was used as the opening theme for the TV anime Chobits.

The lyrics, which portray the feelings from the moment of meeting, may evoke the story of two people leading up to their wedding day.

With its urban arrangement that gently envelops the venue, it’s a stylish number highly recommended as background music.

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Ready Go!May’n

May’n「Ready Go!」Music Video

Ready Go!May’n

How about the song by May’n that was used as the opening theme for the anime “Okami-san and Her Seven Companions”? It’s refreshing, cute, and has straightforward lyrics, so I recommend using it as BGM for the entrance.

Try swinging the doors open right at the chorus.

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Theme of Lupin the ThirdFujiwara Kikuo

Lupin the Third Theme with Lyrics

Theme of Lupin the ThirdFujiwara Kikuo

You know it! The opening theme song of the second series of the anime Lupin the Third.

Only the early episodes used the vocal version with lyrics, so more people are probably familiar with the instrumental version.

It’s arranged in a stylish, light big band jazz style, and it’s a gem that succinctly captures the characters and the world of the series.

If you’re using it at a wedding reception, it might be perfect as BGM for a bingo game.

Why not use it to help create a chic atmosphere like that?

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THANK YOUMiyano Mamoru

THANK YOU

THANK YOUMiyano Mamoru

It’s a perfect song for the wedding of Mamoru Miyano, who voices many anime characters.

It’s the coupling track to the single “Canon.” Just as the title “THANK YOU” suggests, it’s a song that expresses gratitude to a loved one—feelings we don’t usually say out loud.

On the days that weren’t so good, it was okay because you were there, and the happy days were the ones we spent laughing together…

And yet, those words of thanks still hadn’t been conveyed.

It’s a situation that could easily apply to both the bride and groom, isn’t it? It would be lovely if one of them surprised the other by performing it on the wedding day!

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