There are so many commercials related to weddings—ranging from bridal magazines and wedding information websites to venues across the country.
The elegant outfits worn by the actors playing the bride and groom and their joyful expressions leave a lasting impression, and just watching these commercials can make you feel happy too.
In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of wedding-related commercials all at once.
From magazines and websites to venues, we’ll feature a variety of commercials, both old and new, so be sure to check them out.
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Wedding commercials roundup: A comprehensive introduction to magazine, website, and venue ads (1–10)
Recruit Zexy “This Month’s Zexy April 2026 Issue (released in February 2026)” EditionNEW!Anji Ikebata
In the promo commercial for the April 2026 issue of Zexy, the add-on is introduced with the usual brisk pace.
This time it seems to come with an Ariel laundry bag, and the bright, springlike colors are striking.
Anji Ikebata also looks wonderful in a dress with lace sleeves.
Brass Group Miel Citron Concept Movie
This is a concept video for Miel Citron, a wedding venue in Mie Prefecture operated by the Brass Group.
From colorful table settings to tuxedos, dresses, and the exterior of the venue, the video captures every aspect of Miel Citron without leaving anything out.
Every frame is beautiful, and it sparks the imagination—hosting a reception at a place like this would surely be bliss.
A refreshing Western pop song plays in the background: “I Do Believe” by Craig Reever and Mia Niles.
Despite its mid-tempo pace, the strong kick drum beat stands out, giving it a danceable feel.
The smooth, approachable female vocals are lovely as well—it’s an uplifting track that really boosts your mood.
TAKE and GIVE NEEDS WEDDING “More fun than correct.” Vol. 3
In a commercial released in 2025 by Take and Give Needs, the focus is on flowers, suggesting that you freely enjoy them—from the bride’s bouquet to headpieces and even venue decor—however you like.
The video showcases a wide variety of flowers with truly diverse arrangements, likely inspiring many viewers to want to incorporate such beautiful blooms.
The stylish Western track playing in the background of this chic commercial is Emily Lewis’s “MIA,” a 2024 release known for its refined production, featuring a clear, airy vocal and a stylish beat.
TAKE and GIVE NEEDS WEDDING “Fun over correct.” Vol. 2
This is a stylish commercial that opens by conveying—through subtitles alone—how values have diversified as times have progressed.
It’s a 2024 ad from Take and Give Needs themed “More fun than correct,” and it inspires the expectation that “they might help us create a wedding that fully expresses who we are.” The background music is June Bloom’s song “Fancy,” a cool track marked by aggressive synths that sets it apart from typical wedding venue commercials.
Even the music selection reflects a distinctive spirit that doesn’t adhere to convention.
Zexy: “When you’ve decided to get married, the Zexy Consultation Counter” versionAnji Ikebata, Takumi Nishigaki
Anji Ikebata and Takumi Nishigaki appear in the ad, introducing the appeal of the Zexy Consultation Counter with parody lyrics.
The song used as the basis for the parody is the “Bridal Chorus,” known as a wedding march.
When it comes to wedding marches, there are two well-known pieces—one by Mendelssohn and one by Wagner—but the one used this time is Wagner’s composition.
In the commercial, it’s arranged at a relatively up-tempo pace, but the original piece is slower, calmer, and has a more solemn atmosphere.
Zexy App: “The Day I Installed the Zexy App”
When it comes to Zexy, the familiar catchphrase is “When you get proposed to, Zexy.” Until now, the main focus has been the magazines sold in bookstores, but this commercial promotes downloading the Zexy app.
The CM shows a loving couple, and their calm, trusting relationship warms the viewer’s heart.
The music playing in the background is a gentle love song with a relaxed tempo.
It’s sung by Aimyon, and the lyrics express overflowing love for a partner and the desire to stay together forever.
The two people portrayed in the lyrics, who choose to be themselves without pretense, overlap with the couple featured in the commercial.
THE STRINGS HAKATA ~The Strings Hakata~ 2024 Commercial
This is a commercial announcing that THE STRINGS, a wedding venue located in Omotesando, has now opened in Hakata as well.
The ad focuses on showcasing the venue’s refined atmosphere, and watching it is sure to make you think, “I want to have my wedding here!” The commercial also features a song whose title echoes the venue’s name: “Strings of Love.” It’s an elegant and glamorous piece distinguished by the beautiful harmony of piano and strings.