[Toast] Popular Wedding Songs for Different Scenes at Weddings and Receptions [2026]
Wedding songs that make the ceremony at times fun and at times moving.
Because it’s a once-in-a-lifetime memory, you’ll want to be particular about choosing background music for each scene.
In this article, we’ve picked out mainly Japanese hits that will liven up your wedding—especially songs we’d love for you to play during the toast.
The BGM for the toast scene can be surprisingly easy to overlook, and it’s hard to know what kind of song to play.
For couples with that dilemma, we’ve gathered upbeat tracks that will brighten the venue and set a festive tone!
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[Toast] Popular Wedding Songs for Weddings and Receptions by Scene [2026] (21–30)
LUV PARADEMISIA

It’s a number that suits a toast scene that conveys the excitement of a parade about to begin.
With a sparkling melody and the sound of trumpets ringing out, it exudes not only liveliness but also a sense of luxury.
Misha sings rhythmically, creating music that hints at a party about to hit its stride.
Story of My LifeOne Direction

It’s “Story of My Life” by the UK group One Direction.
Using one of their recent popular songs will likely get younger guests, such as friends and colleagues, excited.
Recommended usage: ask to start playing from the chorus—it works well for the cake-cutting or the toast.
[Toast] Popular Wedding Songs by Scene for Weddings and Receptions [2026] (31–40)
HEAVENLY STARGenki Rokettsu

Genki Rocket is a musical unit born from the collaboration between game producer Tetsuya Mizuguchi and music producer Kenji Tamai.
Put this track on with a toast, and its danceable technopop will draw your guests into a uniquely stylish party atmosphere.
The sparkling techno sound is almost dreamlike—music that feels like it transports you to another world.
A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makesdizunī channeru sutāzu

This track is a dance arrangement of “A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes,” the beloved song from Disney’s animated film Cinderella.
Even with the arrangement, the original’s ethereal, unhurried feel shines through, preserving its sense of fantasy.
Cinderella symbolizes marriage, and this modernized wedding song will energize the venue.
Call from RioToukyou Sukapara Daisu Ookesutora

Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra is perfect for party music.
Among their many songs, this number is especially recommended for wedding parties.
If it starts playing along with the toast, it will instantly fill the venue with a glamorous, fun atmosphere.
It’s the kind of lively Skapara sound that will have your body moving before you know it.
Up!Shania Twain

Many people will likely recognize it since it was featured in a Honda Airwave commercial.
It’s a cute, cheerful melody that makes listeners feel happy.
Shania Twain’s calm vocals should appeal to older guests as well.
The music has a refreshing feel with hints of country and Hawaiian influences.
Cant take my eyes off of youTommy February6

This is a classic by Frankie Valli that has been covered by many artists both in Japan and abroad.
Among those versions, for a toast I recommend Tommy february6—the solo project of Tomoko Kawase, vocalist of the brilliant green.
Centered on a Euro-disco concept, it features an electrified arrangement that’s perfect for parties.
Kawase’s clear, translucent voice is also a major draw.


