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Recommended wedding songs for people in their 30s: moving classics and popular picks

A wedding celebrated with your loved one.

Here are some wonderful wedding songs to brighten such an amazing day.

This time, we’ve carefully selected tracks for people in their 30s!

From songs that are actually used often, we’ve gathered ones that are perfect for ceremonies in your 30s.

In addition to classics and hits by popular artists, we’ve also chosen tracks from artists that will bring back memories of your youth.

If you’re a bride and groom struggling with song selection, please use this as a reference.

You’re sure to find a track you’ll love.

Wedding songs recommended for people in their 30s: moving masterpieces and popular picks (81–90)

The reason I was bornTakahashi Yuu

Yu Takahashi – “The Reason I Was Born” MV short ver.
The reason I was bornTakahashi Yuu

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.

To my belovedET-KING

ET-KING has many songs that really strike a chord in the heart.

“To My Beloved” is one of those, and it’s also one of their signature tracks.

The chorus is so famous that you can’t help but hum along when you hear it.

It’s a song that conveys abundant love straight from the heart in Kansai dialect.

Wouldn’t it be perfect for a wedding of someone from the Kansai region? After all, calling something ‘omoroi’ (funny/interesting) is the highest compliment there.

In conclusion

We introduced some recommended Japanese wedding songs for people in their 30s.

Did you find one you like? Choosing songs can be tough, but thinking about which scenes to use them in is part of the fun, isn’t it? There are so many wonderful tracks, so take your time, listen to a variety of them, and be sure to find the one that’s just right for you!