Recommended wedding songs for people in their 40s: moving classics and popular hits
Wedding songs that add a touch of heartfelt emotion to your ceremony.
In this article, we introduce wedding songs recommended for people in their 40s that will brighten your special day!
From songs that celebrate your marriage, to tunes that illuminate the couple’s fresh new start, to songs that bring back memories of the days you’ve walked together—we’ve gathered a variety of tracks perfect for any wedding scene.
Even if you’ve already had your wedding, why not listen and reminisce about that time?
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Recommended wedding songs for people in their 40s: moving classics and popular tracks (21–30)
Love will winKAN
KAN’s eighth single.
Released on September 1, 1990.
It’s a medium-tempo message song with a striking, powerful piano intro, and it feels as if a strong conviction—that love wins in the end—pours through the entire track.
I don’t want to let go.T-BOLAN
T-BOLAN’s second single.
Included on the album “T-BOLAN,” released on November 21, 1991.
It’s a slow-tempo love ballad that begins with a gentle, beautiful piano accompaniment and sings about a man’s single-minded feelings in love.
wheat fieldOyonēzu
A single by the male-female duo Oyonaizu, released on August 21, 1989.
With lyrics in which a man and woman reaffirm their feelings for each other, this charmingly simple song features an enka-style melody and Tohoku dialect lyrics that leave a strong impression, evoking a sense of grand, expansive nature.
SAY YESCHAGE and ASKA
The 27th single by the male duo CHAGE and ASKA, released on July 24, 1991.
Though the lyrics express a man’s wish to stay together forever with a woman, the song as a whole conveys a love so immense that it surpasses what the words can capture—a beautiful, mid-tempo love ballad.
Million FilmsKobukuro
It was included on the double A-side single “Eien ni Tomo ni / Million Films,” released in 2004.
“Eien ni Tomo ni” was sung at the wedding of Tomonori Jinnai and Norika Fujiwara, but because they later divorced, the song has become something of a taboo for weddings.
Meanwhile, “Million Films” continues to be loved as a classic wedding song.
It’s a superb pop tune: a refreshing, upbeat number with a heart-tuggingly bittersweet melody.