[Bouquet Presentation] Popular Wedding Songs for Different Scenes at Wedding Ceremonies and Receptions
The moving event that comes toward the end of a wedding reception: the “bouquet presentation.” Watching the couple present a bouquet filled with overflowing gratitude to the parents who raised them is enough to bring anyone to tears.
In this article, we introduce emotional masterpieces perfect as BGM to grace such a meaningful moment.
“Thank you for raising me,” “I’m sorry for always pushing back and not being honest,” “I look forward to your continued support.” Let’s send a wonderful song that speaks these feelings on your behalf—together with the bouquet.
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[Bouquet Presentation] Popular Wedding Songs by Scene for Wedding Ceremonies and Receptions (31–40)
The Door to TomorrowI WiSH
“Ashita e no Tobira” (The Door to Tomorrow) is I WiSH’s debut single.
It was the theme song for Fuji TV’s reality show “Ainori.” The track features a refreshing vocal and a rhythmic melody.
It’s perfect for expressing gratitude and making a fresh resolution during a bouquet presentation.
Warm applause from guests will naturally follow.
Hymn to MotherMetis
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.
It’s okayji ma ma
A hit song by jimama, a singer-songwriter based in Okinawa.
It’s a classic choice for weddings and graduation ceremonies.
If you have the MC add a narration for the flower presentation during the intro, then hand the bouquets to the parents at the chorus to build the volume, it should make the moment even more exciting.
Something CertainOda Kazumasa
A singer-songwriter who represents Japan.
They have many songs with lyrics that move people’s hearts with a clear, translucent voice.
This song teaches us many things.
It makes you feel, once again, what is most important.
Not something special, but these ordinary everyday moments.
When it’s time to present the bouquet, you’ll surely feel something well up inside.
To MomAoyama Teruma
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.
[Bouquet Presentation] Popular Wedding Songs for Each Scene at Wedding Ceremonies and Receptions (41–50)
Ariga juujuuHitoto Yo
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?
Beautiful DaysFuruchi Toko
It was used as the CM song for P&G’s “Pantene” and for the “Pantene & Zexy Beauty Project.” If it’s the chorus, almost everyone has heard it at least once.
It’s a number that seems to support the couple as they start walking together with a fresh mindset from today.