Recommended anime songs for weddings and receptions: moving masterpieces and popular hits

I am the strongest.Ado

[Ado] I’m the Strongest (Uta from ONE PIECE FILM RED)

A smash-hit song by Ado that captures Uta’s strength and inner turmoil from the film ONE PIECE FILM RED.

Its hope-filled lyrics powerfully portray encouragement and love for others, as well as a resolute commitment to the future.

Composed by Motoki Omori of Mrs.

GREEN APPLE, the track was released digitally in June 2022 and quickly earned broad support as a masterpiece that enhances the film’s world.

Beautifully expressing the strength to believe in oneself and the feelings for someone precious, this work will make special milestone moments in life even more memorable.

Find love, and romance continues.HoneyWorks feat.Kotoha

Encountering Love, Romance Continues / HoneyWorks feat. Kotoha

A song wrapped in warm vocals and melody that celebrates the start of a marriage.

The wedding song woven by HoneyWorks and Kotoha beautifully portrays the bride and groom pledging eternal love, as if you were witnessing the scene right before your eyes.

The expressive depiction of the bride in her white dress and the moment the couple exchange their vows is particularly striking.

Released in April 2016, this piece is recommended as background music to grace important moments such as the wedding entrance or reading letters to parents.

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ano “Fiancé-kyun” Music Video

Ano’s music tickles the heart with a pop melody that brings an involuntary smile and lyrics that adorably express the feeling of being in love.

Depicting the sweet-and-sour scenes of romance with unique phrasing and a rhythmic unfolding, this song was released in October 2024 as the opening theme for the anime Ranma 1/2.

The lyrics co-written with Shuichi Manabe and the arrangement by TAKU INOUE create a catchy, happy world that has been a huge hit at live shows and festivals.

It’s perfect for wedding scenes too—especially as BGM for a profile video that looks back on a couple’s journey from their first meeting to their romance.

Bright and upbeat, it’s sure to add a sparkling touch to the atmosphere.

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Kana Hanazawa 'Even If It's Not Dramatic' Music Video

A heartwarming ballad by Kana Hanazawa that gently sings about the preciousness of small joys and important moments in everyday life.

Its simple yet profound message—that even ordinary, tedious days become irreplaceable memories when we look back—resonates deeply.

Released in February 2023, the song was used as the opening theme for the TV anime “Kubo Won’t Let Me Be Invisible,” and drew attention as Hanazawa herself starred as the lead voice actor.

With its nostalgic, delicate atmosphere, this track is perfect for wedding videos or as background music for a dress-change entrance, creating a warm and blissful moment.

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Grimgar of Ash and Fantasy Ending Theme 'Harvest' by (K)NoW_NAME (Anime MV 2-Chorus Ver.)

This is the ending theme of the TV anime “Grimgar of Ash and Illusions.” The melody has a somewhat sorrowful, wistful feel, but it makes you reflect on how precious everyday life and the smiles of those close to you truly are.

It’s a ballad with a grand string arrangement that carries a sense of melancholy, making it a great choice for occasions like wedding receptions.

Sora’s ParadeHARUHI

HARUHI 'Sora no Parade' (Music Video)

The 19-year-old Los Angeles-born artist’s third single has been selected as the ending theme for the anime “GRANBLUE FANTASY The Animation.” This song conveys the importance of what we can do right now and can change one’s perspective on life.

It’s recommended for weddings and for after-parties following the reception.

MessageYasuda Rei

Rei Yasuda “Message” Video Clip - Anime “Ace Attorney” Ending [Available on iTunes and RecoChoku]

It’s the ending theme of the anime “Ace Attorney.” While it’s an encouraging song addressed to important people—like family or a partner—who keep moving toward their dreams, it doesn’t one-sidedly say “Do your best.” Instead, it conveys the mindset of “I’ll do my best too, so let’s do our best together.”