[Wedding Reception] Recommended BGM and Popular Songs for Photo Rounds

Muscatyuzu

Yuzu “Muscat” Music Video

An incredibly happy, super positive song will brighten your photo-round time like nothing else! Created by Yuzu, the musical duo behind numerous hit songs such as “Eikou no Kakehashi,” it was released in 2018 as their 44th single and was used as the opening theme for the anime Crayon Shin-chan.

Its uplifting melody and vocals are irresistible, sure to energize you from the bottom of your heart.

It’ll make your time interacting with guests even better!

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Araki Jakkan

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HolidayFabrhyme

“Holiday” Music Video from Fabrhyme’s major debut album “Showing!!”

Fabrhyme is an instrumental band known for its colorful sound, whose cover video of the music game “Deemo” drew attention.

“Holiday” is the closing track of their major-label debut album “Showing!!,” shimmering with a celebratory mood.

Its soft, vibrant sound is perfect for weddings.

Whether you’re addressing a newlywed couple radiant in their finery, or using any idea for the table round, it’s sure to make the atmosphere warmer and more festive.

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KEI

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Jesu, Joy of Man’s DesiringJ.S.Bach

Celtic Woman – Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring” Lyrics/Translation [CC]

A serene and warmly glowing gem created by Baroque master Johann Sebastian Bach.

Composed in 1723 as a church cantata, this piece has long been cherished as a wedding classic, its rich lines and beautiful harmonies creating moments of pure bliss.

Its transparent melody gently envelops the hope and joy of couples embarking on a new chapter of life.

The piano arrangement by British pianist Myra Hess was published in 1926, after which it became performable in various instrumental settings and beloved by a wide audience.

It is perfect not only for solemn wedding ceremonies but also as background music for photo slideshows.

Madly in love with one eyeJenīhai

JENNY HIGH “Madly in Love with One Eye”

As you know, this five-piece band of intensely individual talents—Enon Kawatani, Kazutoyo Koyabu, Cookie!, Ikkyu Nakajima, and Takashi Niigaki—delivers a sublime love song.

True to Kawatani’s style, the melody is slightly quirky yet irresistibly captivating, and above all, Niigaki’s flowing piano provides a deeply satisfying listen.

The lyrical beauty of the sound pairs perfectly with the poetic lyrics, resulting in an emotional track.

It’s a celebratory song about bittersweet love, brimming with hope for a new future.

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hiyori

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CanonJohann Pachelbel

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

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.

Procession to Elsa’s CathedralRichard Wagner

Wagner: Opera “Lohengrin”: Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral (Procession/Entrance) [Naxos Classical Curations #Fantasy]

A celebrated masterpiece long loved as a wedding standard, renowned for its majestic resonance and sacred atmosphere.

It is a piece performed within Richard Wagner’s grand opera Lohengrin, which premiered in Weimar in August 1850.

It begins with a delicate melody for flute and clarinet, gradually joined by horns and trombones to weave a rich harmony.

This work is also popular in wind band and orchestral arrangements, and is often used as background music in sacred scenes in films and television dramas.

It is an ideal choice for weddings that value a solemn mood, or for those who wish to adorn life’s important moments with splendor.

Andante cantabilePyotr Tchaikovsky

“Andante Cantabile” by Tchaikovsky — Tchaikovsky: Andante cantabile

A masterpiece for string quartet that gracefully weaves in folk melodies.

Composed by Pyotr Tchaikovsky in 1871 during his tenure as a teacher at the Moscow Conservatory, this work captivates with its lyrical melodies that resonate deeply with listeners.

The flowing sonorities of the strings gently envelop a romantic atmosphere.

Featured in the films The Pianist and Anastasia, its universal appeal continues to be loved around the world.

It has been arranged for various ensembles and can be enjoyed in diverse performances, including cello and orchestra or solo piano.

As wedding or reception background music, its calm melodies and warm expressiveness will elegantly adorn your special day.