[Wedding Songs] Popular Wedding Tracks for People in Their 20s: Recommended BGM Selections
A wedding is incredibly important for the two people starting a new life together.
It’s also an occasion to express gratitude to parents and friends, so you want to make it a time everyone can enjoy.
In this article, we introduce recommended wedding songs for those in their 20s.
We’ve gathered tracks you can use for a variety of moments—from the couple’s entrance and the cake-cutting to the temporary exit and the send-off.
“If you’re wondering what songs are actually used,” “want to know which tracks fit each scene,” or “hope to choose songs that move everyone,” this is perfect for you.
Use it as a reference for selecting your songs.
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Exit / End Credits (1–10)
W/X/YTani Yuuki
The song “W/X/Y,” released by Tani Yuuki in 2021, became a hit.
It’s a love song titled after the male and female sex chromosomes.
It gained buzz on TikTok, reached No.
1 on Billboard’s streaming chart, and ranked No.
3 on the overall chart.
The lyrics overflow with the desire to overcome various challenges together and stay together even as you grow old, which really warms your heart when you listen.
It’s a perfect number for weddings, so definitely consider using it for the end-roll during the exit!
Untitled TodayHirai Dai
Hirai Dai, who shot to fame via social media, has become the go-to name for love songs among young people.
The song “A Titleless Today” is a track from the 2021 digital album “Life Goes On.” Rather than a love song, it’s a heartwarming number that slips easily into anyone’s heart and changes the way you see your everyday life when it feels dull.
It would make a wonderful ending song at a wedding—if you use it as background music, it will likely warm everyone’s hearts and help them feel the happiness in everyday moments.
If you call it loveUru
A song by Uru that conveys the importance of overcoming failures and setbacks and moving forward together with the one you love.
It’s also known for being chosen as the theme song for the drama “My Family.” The message—“The future we must protect lies in the days we spend with the ones we love”—is sure to give courage to many.
The gentle, mellow tone of the song and her beautifully clear, translucent voice are absolutely wonderful.
It’s a perfect fit for exit scenes or as background music for end-credit videos.
wrinkle alignmentVaundy
Composed of very warm lyrics and melody, this song is a love song filled with feelings for a beloved person.
It expresses the passage of time from the couple’s first meeting, even depicting the increase of wrinkles, and it’s striking how it conveys the wish to keep holding hands forever and be happy.
Released in April 2021, it became a hot topic after being featured in a vocational school commercial, and it’s a perfect number for Vaundy’s gentle vocals.
The contrast between the calm, quiet verse and the tender yet beautifully soaring chorus is captivating, making it a great fit for a wedding reception finale.
Depending on the venue, the exit song may only play for a short time, so this track is also recommended as BGM for the end-roll movie.
I wonder if it will be sunny tomorrow.Kuwata Keisuke
Keisuke Kuwata’s emotionally rich lyrics brilliantly depict life’s hardships and hopes.
They reflect lost love, loneliness, and the courage to face adversity, while at the same time conveying hope for tomorrow.
The song portrays a positive human attitude toward embracing happiness and teaches the importance of loving oneself.
Well known as the theme song for the drama “Operation Love” (Proposal Daisakusen), it was released in May 2007 and topped the Oricon weekly chart.
It is the perfect song to give courage and hope to a couple beginning a new life at their wedding, inspiring them to face forward and live with optimism.
The RoseBette Midler
Among Bette Midler’s signature songs, this one is especially acclaimed.
Its lyrics, expressing both the pain and joy of love, are memorable and have resonated with many listeners.
Featured over the end credits of the 1979 film “The Rose,” it drew major attention, reaching No.
3 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Certified Gold and a Grammy winner, it’s also a popular choice for wedding recessionals, touching not only the newlyweds but all in attendance.
With its timeless message about love, it’s highly recommended for couples embarking on a new life together.
heartbeatOmoinotake
This song, “Shinon,” released digitally in 2022 by the piano trio Omoinotake, became a hot topic as the moving, tear-jerking theme song for the film Cherry Magic! THE MOVIE.
It’s a love song perfectly suited to a wedding scene where two people, born separately and having walked their own lives, meet and become one—sure to tug tightly at the hearts of everyone present.
It’s ideal BGM to celebrate the start of a new life together as they build a family.