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 Latest Wedding Songs | Popular J‑Pop for Weddings and Receptions (111–120)
CAN YOU CELEBRATE?Amuro Namie
This is Namie Amuro’s biggest hit, released in 1997.
It proudly secured the No.
1 spot on that year’s Oricon annual sales ranking.
When Japanese people think of J-pop wedding songs, this is probably the one that comes to mind most often.
Classic and Latest Wedding Songs | Popular J-Pop for Weddings and Receptions (121–130)
Let It GoMatsu Takako
Famous as the theme song of Disney’s animated film Frozen, this piece centers on self-acceptance and liberation, with a powerful melody and moving lyrics that resonate deeply.
The Japanese version sung by Takako Matsu brilliantly conveys Elsa’s inner conflict and growth.
Released in March 2014, it went on to win numerous awards, including the Academy Awards and the Grammy Awards.
The song teaches the importance of having the courage to embrace your true self and to break free from others’ expectations.
It’s also perfect as entertainment at weddings or as a cheer for those embarking on a new chapter in life.
A song that everyone can sing together, it inspires emotion and empathy!
CheersNagabuchi Tsuyoshi
These days, you don’t hear this song at weddings as much, but I remember when we were little, there were many people who sang it at relatives’ weddings and such.
If you sing it in a manly, cool way, it really gets the crowd going.
It’s a song that lets you show your masculinity.
StoryAI
Released in 2005 as AI’s 12th single, the song carries a powerful message about cherishing the present moment.
With lyrics that say you’re not alone, it’s perfect for newlyweds who are about to start their life together as a couple.
As one of AI’s signature songs, it’s also very popular at karaoke.
Congratulations on your marriage! feat. MINMIBES
BES is a Japanese reggae artist from Osaka Prefecture.
When his fellow reggae singer MINMI got married, he dedicated this song to her.
It is included on his third album, “MY TREASURES,” released in 2011.
Dan Dan Kokoro HikaretekuFIELD OF VIEW
This song, known as the opening theme for the anime Dragon Ball GT, expresses the blossoming of romantic feelings through a rhythmic melody and memorable lyrics.
Released in March 1996 as FIELD OF VIEW’s fourth single, it captured the hearts of many fans.
Beyond its tie-in with the anime, it has continued to be loved across generations, including being used as BGM in the mobile game Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle.
For weddings, it’s a perfect BGM choice to portray the couple’s journey from meeting to deepening love, creating a warm atmosphere that conveys their bond.
A bouquet of flowers with loveSuperfly
It was released in 2008 as Superfly’s fourth single.
The song was used as the theme for the TBS drama “Edison no Haha” and expresses a woman’s feelings of gratitude toward a man.
With its soaring chorus, it lives up to its title and is a classic often used in many wedding scenes, such as bouquet presentations.