Popular Japanese Wedding Songs Ranking [2026]

Let’s become a familyFukuyama Masaharu22rank/position

Masaharu Fukuyama – Let’s Become a Family (Full ver.)

When it comes to a timeless song filled with vows to a lifelong partner and gratitude to family, this is the one.

It was included on the single “Kazoku ni Narou yo / fighting pose,” released in August 2011, and is well known as the theme song for the wedding magazine Zexy’s commercials.

The warm words crafted by singer-songwriter Masaharu Fukuyama express the wish to one day build a home with the same great love as our parents.

Its lyrics, depicting bonds that transcend generations, will deeply resonate with the two of you as you cherish your individuality.

How about choosing it for the moment you thank your parents at the reception, or as BGM for a video envisioning your future together?

bouquetback number23rank/position

back number – Bouquet (full)

This is a signature early masterpiece by back number that vividly captures the ache of unrequited love and has earned passionate support from Gen Z.

Released in June 2011 as their second single, it was selected as the ending theme for TBS’s “COUNT DOWN TV.” Also included on the album “Superstar,” the song, told through the casual conversations of a couple, conveys a down-to-earth desire to cherish the time spent together now rather than an uncertain future—something that resonates deeply with listeners.

Its warmth comes not from grand words but from savoring everyday happiness, making it a perfect fit for an unpretentious wedding profile video or as background music for relaxed conversations with guests.

eternityBENI24rank/position

BENI – Eternity

With a pure and beautiful singing voice, BENI’s wedding song accompanies the most moving scenes of a wedding.

Set to a gentle melody filled with blessings, it paints a picture of a radiant day surrounded by countless smiles.

The sincere wish for the couple’s love to last forever and their resolve to walk through life together are expressed poignantly yet powerfully.

Released in January 2012 and used as the theme song for NHK General TV’s drama “Honjitsu wa Taian Nari,” this piece is perfect for scenes featuring heartfelt messages from friends.

The reason I was bornTakahashi Yuu25rank/position

Yu Takahashi – “The Reason I Was Born” MV short ver.

This is a heartwarming song by Yu Takahashi that prompts deep reflection on the birth of life and the bonds of family.

Through a story that follows his parents’ meeting, their marriage, and eventually his own birth, it gently portrays the miraculous serendipity of life.

It also lovingly sings about everyday family moments—disagreements and arguments included.

Released in June 2016, the single reached No.

9 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart and is also included on the album “Koshikata Yukusue.” Written to celebrate the marriage of a staff member who had been with him since before his debut, it’s a perfect wedding song—an ideal track to play at weddings or on family anniversaries, wrapping listeners in a warm, comforting feeling.

Happy Summer WeddingMōningu Musume.26rank/position

Morning Musume. “Happy Summer Wedding” (MV)

The idol group Morning Musume, formed through the audition project on the variety show ASAYAN, released this as their ninth single.

The song was used as the opening theme for the variety show “Find the Idol!” and is a famous track known for greatly boosting the group’s name recognition.

Released in May 2000, it sold approximately 991,000 copies, with an official reported sales figure of about 1.37 million, making it the group’s third best-selling single of all time.

With easy-to-copy choreography and an arrangement perfect for call-and-response, it’s no wonder it’s considered a karaoke staple.

It’s a legendary idol song that’s guaranteed to liven up wedding performances and after-parties, and has earned a place in music history.

Happiness ForeverMISIA27rank/position

MISIA – Happiness Forever (Official Music Video)

This work resonates with warm words celebrating two people who vow to spend their lives together.

It’s a single released in September 2013 by the singer MISIA, known for her overwhelming vocal prowess.

It became widely known after being featured as the commercial song for the wedding magazine Zexy.

The lyrics, written from the bride’s perspective, and the gospel-style chorus that seems to echo throughout a church will fill the venue with a blissful atmosphere.

In the music video, Noriyuki Higashiyama and Kazué Fukiishi play the bride and groom, portraying the dramatic scenes of a wedding reception.

Why not choose it as background music for the entrance or exit at your wedding, or for your profile video?

day by dayYoshida Yamada28rank/position

Hibi / Yoshida Yamada [MUSIC VIDEO]

The duo vocal unit Yoshida Yamada, whose name is easy to remember because it’s taken from the surnames of Yui Yoshida and Yoshitaka Yamada.

Their song “Hibi (Days)” was broadcast on NHK’s Minna no Uta from December 2013 to January the following year, quickly becoming a hot topic on social media as a “moving song” and turning into a smash hit.

The lyrics depict the daily life of an elderly couple; while the grandfather’s curt manner draws attention, you can’t help but shed tears as you realize the two are bound by a strong bond.

It would also make a tear-jerking choice for wedding BGM.

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