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[Wedding BGM] Touching! Recommended songs perfect for a friend’s speech

A heartfelt speech by a close friend at the wedding—the bride and groom’s big day.

This is a moment when messages that look back on shared memories and wish happiness for a friend you’ve spent so many days with are delivered, wrapping the venue in emotion.

In this article, we introduce recommended songs for those moving friend speeches.

We’ve gathered not only wedding classics but also songs that gently embrace the entire venue, so please use this as a reference when choosing music.

If you’re worried the music might interfere with the speech, consider versions arranged for music box or piano!

[Wedding BGM] Moving! Recommended Songs Perfect for a Friend’s Speech (51–60)

A bouquet of flowers with loveSuperfly

A Bouquet with Love (Music Box ver.) (Instrumental)
A bouquet of flowers with loveSuperfly

A signature song by Superfly that captivates us with powerful vocals.

It became a hit after being featured in the TBS drama “Mother of Edison.” Vocalist Ochi wrote the lyrics with the image of a woman handing over a bouquet, and to make it feel real, she even gave a bouquet to her own partner! Wedding venues are adorned with plenty of flowers, so this song fits the image perfectly.

How about choosing it as BGM for a friend’s speech to express your gratitude and love? It’s sure to make the wedding unforgettable for both your friends and the bride and groom.

A Whole New Worldarajin

“A Whole New World” is a perfect song for background music during a friend’s speech at a wedding.

While it’s a melody everyone knows, its gentle, heartwarming tone tenderly engraves the deep bond with the bride and groom and the memories you’ve shared together.

An instrumental version—such as music box or piano—playing alongside the speech fills the venue with love and, almost unexpectedly, moves people to tears.

The words wishing your friends happiness stand out more vividly, resonating deeply with the hearts of the couple, their families, and the guests.

Romantic Scene: EpilogueEnric Granados

Granados: Romantic Scenes “Epilogue” [15_Romantic Piano Pieces I Want to Play at a Wedding]
Romantic Scene: EpilogueEnric Granados

The graceful strains woven from Romantic music and Spanish folk traditions possess an elegance perfectly suited to adorn the solemn moments of a wedding.

Composed by Enrique Granados in 1904 as the concluding piece of his piano suite Scenes of Romance, this work displays a splendid harmony between the right hand’s sweet melody and the left hand’s arpeggios.

Its serene melody in E-flat major seems to gently enfold the couple’s hopes for the future.

A gem that fully showcases Granados’s delicate sensibility—he was also a recipient of France’s Legion of Honour—it provides an ideal atmosphere to accompany treasured moments such as the exchange of rings or the cutting of the cake.

Ombra mai fuGeorg Friedrich Händel

Largo — Ombra mai fu (Handel) Händel – Largo - Ombra mai fu – pianomaedaful
Ombra mai fuGeorg Friedrich Händel

This is a masterpiece whose elegant and delicate melody resonates in the heart.

Though it is a Baroque aria that sings of love for plants, it is also a gem that combines a gentle atmosphere with simple beauty.

Premiered by George Frideric Handel in London in April 1738, the piece has been featured in films such as Face/Off and Celebration, captivating many listeners.

It has been passed down through performances by renowned singers like Alfredo Kraus and Cecilia Bartoli, who have brought out its brilliance.

Bringing both serenity and emotion, this work is recommended as a heartwarming piece that gently colors life’s important moments, such as wedding ceremonies.

CanonJohann Pachelbel

Pachelbel Canon en Re Mayor-RTVE (Adrian leaper) Orquesta sinfonica Navidad 2008
CanonJohann Pachelbel

An elegant masterpiece whose eternally unfading, beautiful melody resonates in the heart—one that everyone has heard at least once.

Composed in the late 17th century by Johann Pachelbel, this work showcases a splendid harmony of three violins and basso continuo.

It became beloved worldwide following the 1970s recording by the orchestra conducted by Jean-François Paillard, and has since been widely used as background music in films and television dramas.

Its beautiful, canon-like lines that overlap one after another have made it a staple for wedding and reception entrances, adding a touch of splendor to the occasion.

Accompanying life’s most important moments and heightening feelings of happiness, this piece will be etched into memory along with heartwarming recollections.