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

LAST SONGfumidō

Fuumido – LAST SONG

Because this song specifically mentions a father, mother, younger brother, and a loved one in its lyrics, it’s sure to stir up strong emotions.

It might feel like a breakup song, but it’s also used for wedding profile/biography videos.

The opening section is especially memorable.

dogwood (flowering dogwood)Hitoto Yo

Hitoto Yo – Hanamizuki

A beloved masterpiece by Yo Hitoto that gently sings a prayer for loved ones and a wish for peace.

Released in February 2004, it has soothed many hearts with her unique sensibility as a Japanese-Taiwanese artist and her clear, transparent voice.

Using the flower—an emblem of Japan–U.S.

friendship—as its motif, the song expresses bonds with precious people and hopes for a happy future.

It was featured as the theme song for NTV’s Tuesday Suspense Theater and in JRA commercials, and set a record by staying on the Oricon Weekly Singles chart for 125 consecutive weeks.

Whether in moments of aching love or parting, or at life’s milestones such as weddings and graduations, it remains a song that shines without fading.

A melody instead of a bouquetShimizu Shota

Shota Shimizu 'A Melody Instead of a Bouquet' MV (Full Size)

A love song by Shota Shimizu that gives voice to the unspoken feelings of lovers separated by distance.

Chosen as the theme song for the NHK drama “Designer Baby,” it resonated deeply with viewers.

Instead of a bouquet, he offers a melody; instead of an embrace, he sends his voice.

The lyrics, imbued with such bittersweet emotions, leave a lasting impression.

Released in October 2015 and included on the album “PROUD,” the song drew renewed attention in 2020 when it was used in a routine by a female comedian.

It’s a recommended track for those who want to sing at weddings or during a proposal.

Shota Shimizu’s warm vocals are sure to gently embrace the love between two people.

Thanks.DREAMS COME TRUE

DREAMS COME TRUE – Thank You. (from DWL 2011 Live Ver.)

DREAMS COME TRUE is so popular that they’re often called a national band.

You hear their songs in many wedding scenes.

Although the song is one that encourages a female friend after a heartbreak, it conveys words of gratitude, so I think it could also work for the bouquet presentation.

Hymn to MotherMetis

Metis – Mother’s Anthem

A song by Japanese reggae singer Metis.

It was released as her fourth single on February 20, 2008.

The lyrics express heartfelt gratitude to her mother.

It feels like reading a letter.

The phrase “Thank you for giving birth to me” is particularly memorable.

A song by Japanese reggae singer Metis.

It was released as her fourth single on February 20, 2008.

The lyrics express heartfelt gratitude to her mother.

It feels like reading a letter.

The phrase “Thank you for giving birth to me” is particularly memorable.

To MomAoyama Teruma

To Mom – Aoyama Thelma (Sayulee) Day 272

The lyrics are a ballad from a daughter to her mother, filled with gratitude.

After reading a thank-you letter to her parents—something that’s hard to say in everyday life—this song playing will heighten those feelings even more.

I think it’s the perfect song for a moving finale.

Ariga juujuuHitoto Yo

Ariga juujuu

This is a gem by Yo Hitoto that expresses gratitude and love for parents with heartwarming lyrics.

It gently portrays everyday family life, from the innocent feelings of a child who says, “I love Mom a little more, but if I’m going on a date, I’d choose Dad,” to reluctantly practicing the violin.

Released in December 2002, the song was included on the album “Hitoto Zutsu.” Its lyrics, which repeatedly convey deep appreciation to one’s parents, make it perfect for the bouquet presentation scene at a wedding.

Why not entrust those unspoken feelings for someone special to this song and a bouquet?