A roundup of Disney wedding songs: Recommended tracks for your ceremony

Miracles. HappenMira

Miracles Happen w/ lyrics – Myra

It’s a bright and lively song.

Since it’s a pop track from Western music, I think it really gets everyone excited and everyone can enjoy it.

It seems that many people actually use this song when making a toast.

I felt that toasting with this song would definitely make the ceremony that’s about to start even more exciting.

Kiss the GirlKamijō Tsunehiko

Kiss the Girl (The Little Mermaid)

It’s the song that plays in The Little Mermaid when Sebastian helps Ariel and the prince share a kiss.

As the two ride in a boat and the moment turns romantic, their friends from the sea cheer them on.

It’s a mood-filled piece that will gently guide your wedding atmosphere in a lovely direction.

Hakuna MatataThe Lion King

Hakuna Matata (The Lion King)

Born from Disney’s The Lion King, this song carries a positive message about forgetting your worries and living happily.

The Swahili phrase “Hakuna Matata” is memorable, and in the film it’s sung in the scene where Timon and Pumbaa teach Simba.

Released in 1994, the movie was a huge hit, and this song also became popular.

With its bright and cheerful vibe, it’s perfect for after the outfit change at a wedding or during the cake-cutting.

Using the version with dialogue is also recommended.

If you include it in a wedding for Disney fans, your guests are sure to get excited too.

ImmortalsFall Out Boy

Fall Out Boy – Immortals (From “Big Hero 6”)

Written specifically for the Disney film Big Hero 6, this song centers on themes of durability, strength, and resilience.

It features Fall Out Boy’s signature powerful sound and emotionally resonant lyrics.

Released in October 2014, it was also included on the album American Beauty/American Psycho.

Thanks in part to its tie-in with the movie, it reached No.

72 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was certified Platinum, marking commercial success.

This track is perfect for those who need the courage to step into a new stage of life.

Used for a wedding entrance, for instance, it could strongly propel the newlyweds’ fresh start.

Enchanted SuiteAlan Menken

Enchanted Suite

This is a song without lyrics, so I thought it would be good as background music.

The melody is refreshing, so it might be nice to play it while the guests are chatting or when the ceremony has settled down a bit.

It has a lovely atmosphere and is an easy listen without feeling intrusive.

Bibbidi Bobbidi BooHelena Bonham Carter

Disney’s Cinderella – Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo(Magic Song) – Helena Bonham Carter

A song you’ve probably heard at least once—yes, the one that goes “Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo!” It’s the song used in Cinderella.

In the film it originally plays during the fairy godmother’s appearance, but from the feel of the song, I thought it would make a great tune for a toast.

Mickey Mouse MarchDOMINO

Mickey Mouse March ☆ MICKEY MOUSE CLUB MARCH

This is a club music arrangement of the Mickey Mouse March.

Its bright, lively tone is perfect for weddings.

It’s great for hyping up the venue from here on out.

If this track plays during the bride and groom’s entrance, it promises a fun ceremony.