There are plenty of chances to do karaoke at weddings, receptions, and the after-parties, aren’t there?
You want to give the newlyweds a musical gift to wish them happiness, but it’s hard to decide what to sing.
In this article, we’ll introduce recommended songs for karaoke at weddings, receptions, and after-parties.
We’ve gathered lots of songs that say “congratulations” or “thank you” to the bride and groom—from classic wedding tunes to songs that celebrate friendship with the couple.
Find the perfect song for their big day and help make it a truly happy occasion!
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I wonder if it will be sunny tomorrow.Kuwata Keisuke
The song released by Keisuke Kuwata has captured the hearts of many as a wedding song full of love and hope.
Its lyrics, which sing of overcoming life’s hardships and looking toward tomorrow with hope, are sure to be a powerful cheer for the bride and groom.
Released in May 2007, the track also served as the theme song for Fuji TV’s Monday 9 p.m.
drama “Operation Love,” drawing widespread attention.
With Kuwata’s warm vocals and a heartfelt melody perfect for weddings and receptions, it’s sure to fill the entire venue with happiness.
It’s a song that not only the bride and groom but all attendees can sing together and get excited about.
HappinessAI
This is the 24th single by singer-songwriter AI, who is loved across genres for her powerful vocals and cute persona.
The song was used for five consecutive years as the commercial track for Coca-Cola’s Christmas campaign, and its soulful vocals deliver a positive message that really hits home.
With its R&B melody and lively beat, it’s sure to brighten any space, whether as a performance piece or for karaoke.
It’s a happy yet emotional number that will bring smiles to everyone at the wedding.
1.15 Million Kilometers of FilmOfisharu Higedan Dism
A song that likens life to a roll of film is the perfect wedding tune for a reception performance.
Released by Official HIGE DANDism in April 2018, it carries the desire to capture everyday moments with a loved one.
It was also chosen as the theme song for the film ‘Love Me, Love Me Not’ and has surpassed 500 million streams.
It’s recommended for those who want to express love and gratitude to the bride and groom.
The gentle sound of the piano and Satoshi Fujihara’s clear vocals create a warm atmosphere befitting a celebration.
Thank youikimonogakari
This is the 18th single by the duo Ikimonogakari, written as the theme song for the NHK morning drama series “Gegege no Nyobo.” Though simple, its phrases convey gratitude so completely that they resonated with many listeners, earning the song such acclaim that it was even included in music textbooks as a choral piece.
Its message—addressed not only to a beloved partner but to all family and friends attending a wedding—beautifully colors a special day.
Precisely because these feelings are hard to put into words, we hope you’ll let the song carry them; it’s a ballad perfectly suited to the start of a new chapter in life.
Wishing you happinessToukyou Sukapara Daisu Ookesutora
A nine-member ska band, Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, whose rich ensemble featuring ska and reggae has won widespread popularity—and who continue to draw attention for providing songs to other artists and actively collaborating—release their 47th single.
Written as the theme song for the film “Wedding High,” the track also made waves as the band’s first-ever wedding song.
From an intro that pays homage to the well-known wedding staple “Wedding March” to arrangements spotlighting a breezy ska sound, it’s the perfect soundtrack to color the life event of marriage.
A happy, high-energy tune you’ll want to gift to friends embarking on a new journey.
rainbowSuda Masaki
This work is filled with a spirit that cherishes the small happinesses of everyday life.
Masaki Suda’s straightforward vocals gently convey an attitude of sharing both joy and loneliness.
Released in November 2020, it was chosen as the theme song for the film STAND BY ME Doraemon 2.
The music video portrays a couple’s journey from marriage to childbirth, and it marks the first time Suda appears as an actor in his own MV.
With over 100 million streams, the song has captured the hearts of many.
It’s perfect to sing as entertainment at weddings and receptions, and is sure to be appreciated as a song that conveys “congratulations” and “thank you” to the newlyweds.
WINDING ROADAyaka × Kobukuro
The first single by Ayaka×Kobukuro, the music unit that drew attention when singer-songwriter Ayaka teamed up with the duo Kobukuro.
Born from their collaboration on a music program, the song’s rich, beautiful choral work and emotional melody really lift your spirits.
The lyrics evoke both the journey so far and the future to come, creating a sense of realism that resonates with the life event of a wedding.
It’s a soulful duet that will excite not only at receptions and karaoke, but also when performed by the stars of the day—the bride and groom themselves.