[Wedding BGM] Recommended songs for the ring bearer and flower girl’s entrance
At weddings, you’ll sometimes see the couple’s relatives’ or friends’ children appear as the ring bearer or flower girl.
On the big day, everyone expects a warm, relaxed mood as the adorable kids carry the rings—only for a common mishap to happen: the child suddenly bursts into tears! In this article, we’ll introduce recommended songs for when the ring boy and girl make their entrance.
If you choose tunes kids love—bright, fun music—they’ll be sure to deliver the rings with a smile.
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[Wedding BGM] Recommended Songs for the Entrance of the Ring Bearer and Flower Girl (31–40)
A Stroll in Paris ~ Disney Marie

It’s a slow-tempo and very stylish track.
If you play it during the ring boy and ring girl’s entrance, it will likely bring a fresh, charming atmosphere along with the beautiful rings.
It’s an inspiration song for Marie, the Disney character from The Aristocats.
Cartoon HeroesAQUA

This song, which was a hit around the world, was also used in a commercial for “Namacha” featuring Nanako Matsushima, so I think many people remember it.
It’s a perfect happy song for weddings.
Clap along to the beat and cheer on the ring bearer and flower girl!
Baroque Hoedown

“Baroque Hoedown,” known as the opening theme of Disneyland’s nighttime parade, the Electrical Parade, features a dazzling synth sound that’s perfect for a wedding scene.
Many of you have probably seen Mickey and friends marching along with the glowing lights.
Just imagining the ring bearer and flower girl walking to its lively rhythm is exciting, isn’t it? How about using this popular song as BGM to elevate your entire wedding program?
Aloha e komo maiDanny Jacob

It’s the theme song from Disney’s Lilo & Stitch, a Hawaiian tune that’s perfect for sunny days.
It’s ideal for anyone planning a garden wedding! Since Stitch is so popular with children, he’s sure to deliver the rings with a big smile.
Ponyo on the CliffFujioka Fujimaki & Oohashi Nozomi

A song that helps ease the nerves of children carrying the ring pillow is “Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea.” It was produced as the ending theme for the 2008 film Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea and was performed by Fujioka Fujimaki and Nozomi Ohashi.
The beautiful orchestral sound created by composer Joe Hisaishi resonates with the heart.
Nozomi Ohashi’s cute vocals are sure to soothe everyone.
Be sure to check out a different side of the ring boy and ring girl as they make their entrance to this dynamic tune!
[Wedding BGM] Recommended songs for the ring bearer and flower girl entrance (41–50)
ABCThe Jackson 5

ABC is the perfect song to liven up a wedding scene where kids take center stage.
Released in 1970 by The Jackson 5, an American group beloved worldwide, it’s an irresistibly upbeat track with a Black music vibe.
It’s been used widely in the media, so almost everyone has heard it at least once.
With soulful vocals and a melodious hook, its lively rhythm will ease any wedding-day nerves and get bodies swaying.
When the ring bearer and flower girl walk down the aisle, be sure to clap along and amp up the fun!
MY FIRST KISSHi-STANDARD

Originally the fourth opening theme of the anime Kiteretsu Daihyakka, “Hajimete no Chu” appears here in its English version on Hi-STANDARD’s album Love Is a Battlefield.
Centered on a first kiss, the song conveys the flutter of falling in love and an intense longing for the other person.
Its driving guitar riffs and catchy melody are standout features, making it a fan favorite at live shows.
It’s also a great pick for weddings—try playing it during the ring bearer or flower girl’s entrance.
The song’s celebration of children’s innocent smiles and the freshness of first love will blend beautifully with the moment, filling the venue with a warm, relaxed atmosphere.



