[Bouquet Presentation] Popular Wedding Songs for Different Scenes at Wedding Ceremonies and Receptions

GIFTMr.Children

Mr.Children 「GIFT」 MUSIC VIDEO

Created as the broadcast theme song for the Beijing Olympics, this piece is a gem dedicated not only to victory but to everyone who lives each day with all their might.

Released in December 2008, it captivated many hearts with lyrics rich in depth and a universal theme characteristic of Mr.Children.

The sentiment embedded in the word “gift” does not refer to something material, but to the very presence of a loved one.

It’s truly perfect for a bouquet presentation scene expressing gratitude to one’s parents.

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back number – Letter (full)

This song is perfect for the bouquet presentation scene to your parents.

It’s by the three-piece rock band back number and was released in 2015 as their 13th single.

Chosen for a docomo commercial, it became a hot topic.

The band’s characteristically warm sound feels so comforting.

The lyrics express feelings toward one’s mother.

It’s a moving song that anyone can relate to—why not use it to enhance that emotional moment?

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Thank youikimonogakari

Arigatou – Ikimono-gakari (Full)

Ikimono-gakari’s song, filled with deep love and gratitude, is perfect for the bouquet presentation scene at a wedding! Its sincere lyrics and refreshing vocals resonate in listeners’ hearts.

Released in December 2010, the song also drew attention as the theme for the NHK morning drama series “Gegege no Nyobo.” It reached No.

2 on the Oricon charts and is cherished by many as one of Ikimono-gakari’s signature songs.

When you want to express gratitude to someone special, playing this song is sure to wrap the venue in emotion.

It’s great not only for presenting bouquets to parents, but also for the bride and groom’s entrance or exit.

Family SongHoshino Gen

Gen Hoshino – Family Song (Official Video)

A song by Gen Hoshino that beautifully portrays the diversity of families and love.

Its warm melody and lyrics embrace contemporary views of family and resonate deeply.

Released in August 2017, it also drew attention as the theme song for the drama “Overprotected Kahoko.” In the music video, Hoshino himself plays the role of a mother, leaving a striking impression with its expression unconstrained by traditional family forms.

Played during the bouquet presentation at a wedding, it can gently convey gratitude to one’s parents and the resolve to build a new family.

It’s a perfect song for moments when you want to deepen your bond with someone special.

The thing I wanted mostMakihara Noriyuki

Noriyuki Makihara “The Thing I Wanted Most” with lyrics

This work by Noriyuki Makihara sings about the importance of kindness and compassion.

The story of a protagonist who keeps “finding something wonderful and giving it to someone else,” only to realize in the end that this very act was what they had been searching for, resonates with many people.

Released in August 2004, the song was also included on the album EXPLORER and has become one of Makihara’s signature tracks.

If you play it during the bouquet presentation scene at a wedding, it makes a lovely BGM to express gratitude to your parents.

It’s also perfect as a gift imbued with feelings for someone special.

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Kobukuro – Tsubomi

Released by Kobukuro in November 2007, this song is a ballad expressing love and gratitude to a mother.

Depicting themes of family love and renewal, it touched the hearts of many.

It was used as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Tokyo Tower: Mom and Me, and Sometimes Dad,” and won the 49th Japan Record Award.

The acoustic guitar and strings are used effectively to create an emotionally rich sound.

This piece is perfect for the bouquet presentation at weddings—an inspiring song that is sure to move parents, the bride and groom, and all the guests to tears.

Let’s hold handsayaka

Ayaka – Let's Hold Hands

Since it’s the theme song of the anime film Doraemon: Nobita and the Green Giant Legend, it might be a track people of all ages have heard.

Ayaka’s songs are often used at weddings.

Among them, this one is perfect for the finale during the bouquet presentation—the most exciting moment of the ceremony.