[Wedding Ceremony & Reception BGM] Recommended Songs and How to Choose Them by Scene!

CHEERSMrs. GREEN APPLE

Mrs. GREEN APPLE – CHEERS

A song characterized by a warm, bright melody and an uplifting message.

It’s included on Mrs.

GREEN APPLE’s album “Attitude,” released in October 2019.

The lyrics, which cherish the small joys of everyday life and celebrate the happiness of time spent with friends, convey a comforting warmth that resonates with listeners.

This work has earned strong support as one of the band’s signature songs and was performed during their live tour at Yokohama Arena.

If you play it during the toast at a wedding, it’s sure to instantly elevate the atmosphere.

It’s a wonderful track that will warm the hearts of not only the bride and groom but all the guests as well.

Happy Summer WeddingMōningu Musume.

Morning Musume. “Happy Summer Wedding” (MV)

The song released by Morning Musume in May 2000 is a heartwarming wedding tune themed around marriage.

Its lyrics—sung from the perspective of a daughter who has grown through her rebellious phase and expresses gratitude to her parents along with her feelings about getting married—are sure to resonate with many.

This memorable track was the group’s first produced with a two-digit member lineup.

The music video, filmed with Indian-style costumes and sets, is also striking.

It was used as the opening theme for TV Tokyo’s “Find the Idol!” and became a hit, selling approximately 991,000 copies.

It’s also perfect for livening up the toast scene at a wedding reception.

BOYKing Gnu

King Gnu – BOY

This work depicts a worldview where the pure memories of childhood intersect with the realities of adulthood.

It was released in December 2021 as the opening theme for the anime Ranking of Kings.

With King Gnu’s distinctive sound, it sings of the protagonist’s growth, struggles, and hope.

The lyrics, which vividly portray a boy chasing his dreams and the deepening of friendship, will resonate with many listeners.

It has been certified Platinum for streaming and has surpassed 100 million plays, earning broad support across audiences.

Among their songs, it’s also popular for weddings, so it might be perfect for the toast scene—expressing the couple’s resolve and hope for the future.

Banzai — I’m glad I loved you.Urufuruzu

Ulfuls – Banzai ~I'm Glad I Fell in Love~

Released in January 1996, this signature song by Ulfuls is a tribute to gratitude for a loved one and the joy of life.

With its upbeat, positive lyrics and catchy melody, it has long been cherished as a perfect wedding song for toasts at ceremonies and receptions.

Featured on the album “Banzai,” the track became a massive hit, selling over one million copies.

It has been embraced across generations, having been used in the film “UDON” and adopted for a Fujicco commercial.

It’s a highly recommended song for those who want to celebrate bonds with someone special or for newlyweds looking to brighten and energize their venue.

R.Y.U.S.E.I.Sandaime Jē Sōru Burazāzu fromu Eguzairu Toraibu

Sandaime J SOUL BROTHERS from EXILE TRIBE / “R.Y.U.S.E.I.” Music Video

This is dance music by EXILE’s spinoff unit, Sandaime J Soul Brothers.

The dynamic melody is infused with techno sounds, resulting in a stylish and cool track.

If this song plays to accompany a cool toast, a sleek, fashionable party is sure to begin.

The King’s RestaurantTakayuki Hattori

Theme of Restaurant de Roi ~"The King's Restaurant" Theme~

This is a classic wedding staple composed by Takayuki Hattori, one of Japan’s leading composers.

It’s the main theme from the drama “The King’s Restaurant.” The moment it plays with the toast cheer, the atmosphere instantly turns into full-on party mode.

Elegant yet with a touch of comedy, it fills the venue with a luxurious and friendly vibe.

La Traviata – Drinking SongGiuseppe Verdi

[Italian] La Traviata – Brindisi (Libiamo ne’ lieti calici) (Japanese subtitles)

This is a duet from La Traviata, the opera by Giuseppe Verdi, a leading composer of Italian Romantic music, that graces a dazzling party scene.

The interplay between the resounding tenor and soprano is striking, and together with the waltz rhythm it creates an atmosphere full of elegance and joy.

Although the work was not well received at its premiere in Venice in March 1853, the revised version the following year was a great success, and it has continued to be loved around the world ever since.

It is recommended for those who want to add glamour to wedding and reception party scenes.

Its bright, lively melody will enhance the festive mood, making it perfect for celebratory occasions.