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Wedding SongDISH//

DISH// – Wedding Song [Official Video]

While wrapped in a classic romantic vibe, this song also carries the fresh energy and strength that are quintessentially DISH//.

Released in June 2023, it was written by Daichi Izumi to celebrate his close friend’s wedding, and its lyrics praising the couple’s love and bond leave a lasting impression.

It’s a perfect fit for wedding entrances and exits, as well as for the first dance.

The cover art—shot at an actual wedding—also became a hot topic.

Why not spend the moment sealing your vows with your beloved alongside this track? It’s sure to become a cherished memory.

1.15 Million Kilometers of FilmOfisharu Higedan Dism

1.15 Million Kilometers of Film

It’s a song that unfolds like the story of a sweet, romantic film.

Featured on the album “Escaparade,” it was also used as the theme song for the movie “Love Me, Love Me Not.” In this piece, life is compared to 1,150,000 kilometers of film, portraying the careful recording of everyday moments with a loved one.

Use it for the entrance or exit at a wedding, and the bride and groom’s memories will surely come rushing back like a revolving lantern.

With Official HIGE DANDism’s clear, airy vocals and lyrics that resonate deeply, it’s sure to double the emotional impact for your guests.

Since its release in April 2018, it has captured many hearts, surpassing 500 million total streams.

Why not incorporate this classic into your reception production?

Let’s become a familyFukuyama Masaharu

Masaharu Fukuyama – Let’s Become a Family (Full ver.)

It’s a heartwarming ballad by Masaharu Fukuyama.

The lyrics, which express a resolve to live side by side with a loved one, are especially striking, and the gentle tones of the acoustic guitar resonate deeply.

Released in August 2011 and featured in a TV commercial, the song became popular across generations.

It’s particularly favored as wedding background music, with lyrics and a melody that seem to speak for two people pledging their love, earning strong support from many couples.

It’s a perfect track to enhance moving moments such as the bride and groom’s entrance or reading letters to their parents.

Wrapped in Fukuyama’s tender vocals, why not envision a future with someone precious to you?

BelieveChe’Nelle

Che’Nelle – Believe

A ballad that sings of love and hope is perfect for wedding processional and recessional scenes.

Its powerful lyrics and emotional vocals express the strong bond between the bride and groom.

Released in July 2012, this song was also chosen as the theme for the film “BRAVE HEARTS: Umizaru.” Che’Nelle’s clear, pure voice feels like a blessing on the couple’s new voyage together.

The lyrics evoke a bond so strong that no words are needed—truly fitting for newlyweds.

It’s also a recommended track for anyone who wants to deepen their connection with a loved one.

I Promise YouLittle Glee Monster

『I Promise You』-Little Glee Monster

A warm pledge-of-love song marked by a sprightly rhythm and powerful harmonies.

Featured on Little Glee Monster’s seventh album, “UNLOCK!,” the track was released for streaming in March 2024.

Co-created with fans, it was completed through live previews on TikTok and questionnaire voting.

The lyrics, which embrace the positive changes brought by a special encounter and express deep feelings for a loved one, are perfect for wedding entrances and toasts.

The warm vocals and melody are sure to celebrate the happy couple’s new beginning.

Hymn of Ten Thousand PraisesHakasé Tarō

Bansanka – long version (until 6:15)

This is a popular piece that perfectly suits an entrance scene in traditional Japanese attire.

Centered around the sound of the violin, it has an elegant and refined quality.

As the title suggests, it feels like a Japanese hymn.

The music evokes a richly atmospheric scene of cherry blossoms dancing at night, and it’s sure to make the bride and groom’s kimono look even more stunning.

loveHoshino Gen

Gen Hoshino – Koi (Official Video)

Gen Hoshino’s ninth single, released in 2016, became a social phenomenon as the theme song for the drama “We Married as a Job!” (Nigeru wa Haji da ga Yaku ni Tatsu).

Its up-tempo sound fuses soul and funk, highlighted by a colorful array of instruments including the erhu and strings.

The lyrics carefully depict the joy of returning to a loved one in the midst of everyday life and the preciousness of being by their side, giving a warm push to the couple’s new beginning.

Topping the Billboard Japan Hot 100 for 11 weeks, the song—together with choreographer MIKIKO’s “Koi Dance”—has remained a beloved staple for livening up wedding receptions.

It’s a perfect fit for entrance scenes and performances, a bright, uplifting track that sets a positive tone.