Popular Japanese Wedding Songs Ranking [2026]

If you call it loveUru43rank/position

[Official] Uru “If You Call That Love” — Theme song for the TBS Sunday Theater drama “My Family”

This work portrays the forms of love that can only be realized after stumbling, and the process of rebuilding bonds with someone precious.

Released as a single in June 2022, it was chosen as the theme song for the drama “My Family.” Uru’s clear, translucent voice gently envelops the feelings of accepting regret and weakness while still trying to face forward.

The lyrics carry a strong resolve to correct miscommunications and choose a future with the other person anew, giving listeners a gentle push forward.

It’s a fitting ballad for a wedding, where couples renew their commitment to walk through life together.

If you play it during the couple’s exit or during the moving scene of reading letters to their parents, it will surely fill the entire venue with warmth.

CheersNagabuchi Tsuyoshi44rank/position

Cheers

This is a song often performed at major life events such as weddings and graduation ceremonies.

It was created as the title track of the third album released in September 1980, and has since become a staple that Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi always sings at his live concerts.

In 1988, a re-recorded single version became a major hit.

It has continued to be loved by many, being showcased with special staging on music programs such as the Kōhaku Uta Gassen and the FNS Music Festival.

Characterized by a relaxed tempo and a simple melody, it’s a song that anyone can sing comfortably.

The lyrics, imbued with support and congratulations for those stepping onto a new stage in life, resonate deeply with listeners.

If everyone joins in a grand sing-along at karaoke after the event, it’s sure to create a moving moment that brings the whole venue together.

My NoteSukima Suichi45rank/position

Sukima Switch - Boku Note

Many people have been watching Doraemon since childhood.

Sukima Switch’s song “Boku Note” was used as the theme song for a Doraemon movie.

If you’ve seen Doraemon: Nobita’s Dinosaur 2006, doesn’t this song make you feel like crying when you hear it? Its wistful tone is sure to move many people when played as background music at events like wedding receptions.

It’s truly a Doraemon masterpiece that hits you right in the tear ducts! It was released in 2006.

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orionYonezu Kenshi46rank/position

Kenshi Yonezu – Orion, Kenshi Yonezu

It is a classic song that portrays a heartrending love inspired by constellations.

Kenshi Yonezu’s delicate vocals beautifully express lost love and lingering regret.

Chosen as the ending theme for the second cour of the first season of the NHK General TV anime “March Comes in Like a Lion,” it was released in February 2017.

As Yonezu’s first anime tie-in, the song captured the hearts of many listeners.

It’s also perfect for weddings and receptions.

Recommended for times when you want to look back on memories with someone special or create a moving moment.

Even if we get married somedayMy Hair is Bad47rank/position

My Hair is Bad – Even If We Get Married Someday

This song gently portrays peaceful days with a loved one.

It’s included on My Hair is Bad’s third album, “mothers,” released in November 2017.

Rather than flashy declarations of love, the song sings of the happiness found simply in spending time together, leaving a strong impression with its focus on affection in everyday life over special occasions.

It’s a recommended track for couples starting to think about marriage as well as longtime spouses.

It also makes a wonderful BGM choice for a proposal.

How about listening to it with someone special and pledging your future together?

IvyNovelbright48rank/position

Novelbright – Ivy [Official Music Video]

This is a wedding ballad that portrays a warm bond, where everyday little exchanges deepen love.

The lyrics, filled with the excitement of the wedding day, a touch of shyness, and overflowing gratitude for one’s partner, have a gentle quality that seems to softly encourage the couple as they begin their new future together.

Released by Novelbright in October 2024, the song also drew attention for being written by member Yudai Takenaka specifically for the wedding of his close friends Shimon Okura and Miyu Ikeda.

Crafted from interviews with the actual groom, the down-to-earth words are sure to resonate deeply with listeners.

It’s a perfect track for the emotional climax of a wedding reception or for moments when you want to surprise someone special with your thanks.

Just, thank you.MONKEY MAJIK49rank/position

MONKEY MAJIK / Just, Thank You

Known for their warm vocals, MONKEY MAJIK’s “Tada, Arigatou” is a perfect song for a profile movie.

Filled with various expressions of gratitude, it matches footage that traces the groom’s growth and conveys feelings for the important people in his life.

While the profound lyrics are captivating, the gentle melody softly accompanies the listener’s heart and enhances the sense of happiness.

How about choosing this song for a heartwarming movie?