Classic and Latest Wedding Songs | Popular J‑Pop for Weddings and Receptions
BGM is indispensable for setting the mood at weddings and receptions—whether for welcoming guests, the couple’s entrance, the toast, and more.
When it comes to wedding songs, many people struggle to choose the right tracks for each scene.
In this article, we’ve selected from among the many popular wedding songs those that are actually used frequently at real ceremonies.
As you listen, try imagining your ideal atmosphere and flow—like “I want a flashy entrance scene,” or “I want the letter to my parents to be especially moving.”
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Classic and Current Wedding Songs | Popular J‑Pop for Weddings and Receptions (71–80)
Wedding MarchQ;indivi
Among Qindivi’s covers of Disney songs and wedding songs, this is their biggest wedding song.
Sparkling and adorable, it has overwhelming support from women.
As the title includes ‘Wedding March,’ it’s a classic choice for weddings, especially for the entrance.
JOY！SMAP
If you just want to get hyped and liven up the venue, this is the song I recommend.
It was also used as a TV drama theme song, so I think many people will recognize it.
There’s choreography too, so if you can gather a big group to dance, I’m sure it’ll get everyone excited.
Lion HeartSMAP
It was released in 2000 as SMAP’s 32nd single.
The song was used as the theme for the Nippon TV drama “Food Fight,” starring former member Tsuyoshi Kusanagi, and became SMAP’s second million-selling single.
The lyrics were written by novelist Shinji Nojima, and the song—imbued with a man’s feelings for a woman—was created with the motif of “a male lion desperately risking its life to protect the female.”
Zutto (feat. HAN-KUN & TEE)SPICY CHOCOLATE
This song, which became a hot topic when it was featured in an NTT Docomo commercial in 2013, is the ultimate love song from a collaboration between reggae artist HAN-KUN of Shonan no Kaze and TEE.
Its bittersweet melody and passionate lyrics make it a perfect fit for weddings.
I will love you for the next 100 years.Sonar Pocket
This is Sonar Pocket’s second digital single released in 2011.
As the title suggests, it’s the ultimate love song that straightforwardly expresses the resolve to keep loving for the next 100 years and heartfelt feelings for a special person.
It’s a perfect track for a wedding setting.
Baby, I love youTEE
It’s TEE’s ‘Baby I Love You.’ It’s a classic love song that has won strong support from young people.
It’s also very popular as a wedding song and is becoming a standard choice for weddings, often used for profile videos.
Let’s be happymihimaru GT
Released in 2008 as mihimaru GT’s 19th single.
Chosen as the theme song for the NHK drama “Shanghai Typhoon,” it was the first single for which hiroko handled both lyrics and composition.
This ballad centers on the theme of “the power of love,” and its lyrics, expressing gratitude and love toward those around us, make it a perfect fit for weddings where many people convey their thanks.