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A roundup of upbeat songs recommended for wedding reception video messages

At wedding receptions, it’s common for friends and coworkers to send a video message to the bride and groom as part of the entertainment, right?

It’s a classic crowd-pleaser that makes the couple happy and fills everyone with joy when they receive messages from many people.

Of course, a video letter isn’t complete without background music.

People often choose songs the couple loves or tracks that bring back shared memories.

Still, some of you might be thinking, “I have no idea which song to pick!”

So in this article, we’ll introduce a roundup of upbeat songs that are perfect as BGM for video letters.

Be sure to check the lyrics too, and choose the one song that best matches the relationship between you and the couple.

A roundup of cheerful songs recommended for wedding video messages (81–90)

Shout out lovearashi

[Arashi] Shout Out Love -Practice Version-
Shout out lovearashi

This song has a very bright tone and is characterized by choreography for five people.

The choreography is a bit challenging, but when five people dance it together, it’s sure to look wonderful.

It’s often used as entertainment at weddings, and if friends sing and dance to it with their congratulations for the bride and groom, it’s guaranteed to get the crowd excited!

Happy Summer WeddingMōningu Musume.

Morning Musume. “Happy Summer Wedding” (MV)
Happy Summer WeddingMōningu Musume.

This is a song I loved when I was a child.

The first verse, which sings about gratitude to my father and mother, is very striking.

It’s packed with cute elements like the dance, costumes, and vocals.

I especially recommend this song for brides who want to express their gratitude to their father and mother and dance to it.

Best FriendKiroro

Kiroro – “Best Friend ~Mother Earth Version~” Trailer Video
Best FriendKiroro

Perfect for a band performance by the bride’s friends! With its gentle tempo and moving, tear-jerking melody, I think it can be arranged to be easy to listen to without being too loud for a wedding venue.

Of course, a keyboard-and-vocal duo or a solo sing-and-play performance would also work.

By your side.matsuri

Next to You. / Matsuri (Kimi no tonari ni / Matsuri) [Official Music Video]
By your side.matsuri

This is a song by singer-songwriter Matsuri, whose popularity took off through her activity on social media, released digitally in 2021.

The lyrics depict the “miracle of having the person you love by your side,” something anyone can relate to.

Combined with the moving sound arrangement, it’s a tearjerker.

If sung with heartfelt emotion, it’s sure to reach the bride and groom.

The style also seems well-suited to a band arrangement.

Let’s become a familyFukuyama Masaharu

Wedding reception performance: Fukuyama Masaharu – “Kazoku ni Narou yo” (Let’s Become a Family)
Let's become a familyFukuyama Masaharu

The very straightforward lyrics about wanting to become a family really hit home, don’t they? It’s sure to bring tears to the guests’ eyes, too! It’ll be a perfect wedding song for the two who are about to become family.

A path I can walk because it’s with you.Takahashi Yuu

#018 The Path I Can Walk Because It’s With You / Cover by Yu Takahashi
A path I can walk because it’s with you.Takahashi Yuu

Takahashi Yu has many songs with various messages, but this one is truly a song for weddings.

It’s perfect for the wedding day—a milestone for the bride and groom—whether you’re reflecting on the past or looking ahead to the future.

While it can be performed as a solo guitar-and-vocal piece, the original is played with a full band, so be sure to have it performed live by a band.

A roundup of upbeat songs recommended for wedding video messages (91–100)

Marriage Fighting-Spirit March “Best Buddies”Kishidan

Kishidan – Marriage Fighting Spirit March “Best Buddy”
Marriage Fighting-Spirit March “Best Buddies”Kishidan

A classic hit by Kishidan that overflows with the feeling of celebrating a friend’s marriage.

Released in June 2004, it opens with an intro quoting Mendelssohn’s Wedding March, followed by a Yankee-style rock sound and lyrics filled with deep friendship that truly resonate.

Included on the album “Ai Ra Bu Yu,” it reached No.

6 on the Oricon weekly chart and stayed on the charts for 23 consecutive weeks.

Now a wedding staple, this big hit is also perfect as BGM for a friend’s speech celebrating the start of a beloved friend’s new journey.

It will wrap the entire venue in a festive, warm atmosphere.