Wedding commercial. A memorable song used in a wedding venue commercial.
Wedding commercials often pair moving, tear-jerking visuals with wonderful songs.
Smiling brides and grooms brimming with happiness, the warm gazes of their families, and memorable wedding songs that color those moments—melodies that make you want to hum along resonate deeply with our hearts.
In this article, we’ll introduce unforgettable songs from wedding-related commercials.
If there’s a tune you’ve heard in a commercial and wondered about, be sure to look it up.
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Wedding commercials. Unforgettable songs used in wedding venue commercials (41–50)
Yellow Flowers -Wedding Story-Eri Takenaka
Released in 2007 as Eri Takenaka’s third major single.
The song was used as the image song for Wedding GyaO and as the commercial song for the wedding resort Villa Grandis.
It was released as the first chapter of a wedding-themed trilogy, and Takenaka wrote it specifically for her best friend’s wedding.
The music video features model Reiko Tokita.
Love Space ShipSHANADOO
This is a song by a four-member female music group who debuted with a cover of “KING KONG,” a track from an album released in Japan in 2001 by E-ROTIC, an artist popular in Germany in 2004.
The song was used in a commercial for The Bellclassic featuring Lena Fujii, and it’s a super-sweet drum’n’bass pop tune.
I Love YouSun Set Swish
It was released in 2008 as SunSet Swish’s ninth single.
The song was used that same year as the commercial theme for Recruit’s wedding magazine Zexy, which was celebrating its 15th anniversary in 2008.
Since the artist’s name was initially kept secret, they reportedly received a flood of inquiries.
Even now, it remains a very popular song often used at weddings.
Motivation switchBekkī♪#
Released in 2012 as Becky♪#’s sixth single.
It’s a positive song that gives everyone a push forward and was used in a GemCEREY commercial.
True to Becky♪#’s style, it’s a bright and energetic track—a lively tune that switches listeners’ motivation ON.
ButterflyKimura Kaera
It was released in 2009 as a digital-only single by Kaela Kimura.
The song was written specifically for a close friend’s wedding and was used in Recruit’s “Zexy” commercial.
It reached No.
1 on the charts of various digital platforms, ranked second for the year on both the iTunes Music Store and mora song charts, and earned her a first appearance at the 60th NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen.
Happy Day ~Thank you, I’m glad it was you.~Sawai Miku
This song is included on Miku Sawai’s second original album, Melancholy Weather, released in 2015.
It was chosen as the commercial song for the wedding venue chain “Chiisana Kekkonshiki” (Small Weddings), and in the music video Miku Sawai appears in a wedding dress for the first time.
The video was filmed in the chapel of Chiisana Kekkonshiki, creating a beautiful and warm atmosphere.
Feelings that will always be preciousayaka
This song is included on Ayaka’s fourth original album, Rainbow Road, and was released in 2015.
As Ayaka’s first wedding song, it was used in a Mynavi Wedding commercial.
It’s a track that lets you get lost in Ayaka’s rich, soulful vocals.