[Entrance Songs in Western Attire] Popular Wedding Songs by Scene for Weddings and Receptions

Wedding MarchQ;indivi Starring Rin Oikawa

Wedding March – Qindivi

This is an arrangement of Felix Mendelssohn’s Wedding March—famous from A Midsummer Night’s Dream—with added lyrics, making it perfect for a Western-style entrance.

The lyrics around 1:18 are especially charming, so if you can play a longer section, it would be great to include that part.

A Lover’s ConcertoSarah Vaughan

sarah vaughan – A Lover’s concerto

The song has a repeating melody that makes it versatile for use in various settings, and the lyrics—depicting the journey from meeting to falling in love—make it easy to work with.

It seems suitable not only for the entrance but also for welcome moments or during the cake-cutting.

For the entrance, the lyrics from 50 seconds onward would work well.

Everything’s Gonna Be AlrightSweetbox

SWEETBOX “EVERYTHING’S GONNA BE ALRIGHT”, official music video (1997)

Bach’s “Air on the G String” plays in the background of the song, and since “aria” also carries the meaning of “air” or “song of encouragement,” it suits the atmosphere of a wedding well.

Loosely translated, the chorus conveys: “As long as we’re together, we can keep walking every day.

Everything will work out.”

HumoresqueAntonín Dvořák

Dvořák: Humoresque in G-flat major, Op. 101 No. 7

This short piece, woven from a bright, lighthearted atmosphere and an elegant melody, is known as one of the signature works of Antonín Dvořák, a leading composer of the Romantic era.

Composed in the summer of 1894 and published by the German music publisher Simrock, it reflects the composer’s tastes—he was also known as a railway enthusiast—most notably in its striking opening that evokes the turning of train wheels.

It has been used in the anime Chibi Maruko-chan and in Studio Ghibli’s short film Ghiblies Episode 2, and its familiarity has endeared it to many listeners.

Frequently chosen as background music for weddings and receptions, its gentle melody and refined character lend an elegant touch to the venue, making it a highly recommended, distinguished piece.

Wedding MarchASOBI domei

[MV] TV Anime “Mission: Yozakura Family” ED Wedding March / ASOBI Alliance Rimii Tokumix

A song released by ASOBI Alliance in August 2024 that sings about the hardships and joys of walking through life as two.

With a heartwarming melody that voices the resolve to keep moving forward together—through sickness and in health—supporting one another, it’s sure to make every wedding guest nod along.

The gentle yet powerful duet by Tokumix and Rimy beautifully expresses the joy of living with someone you love.

The song was also featured as the ending theme for the second cour of the MBS/TBS TV anime Mission: Yozakura Family, sparking major buzz.

It’s a perfect choice for moments that celebrate your love, such as the first dance at your wedding or your re-entrance after a costume change.

I am the strongest.Ado

[Ado] I’m the Strongest (Uta from ONE PIECE FILM RED)

A smash-hit song by Ado that captures Uta’s strength and inner turmoil from the film ONE PIECE FILM RED.

Its hope-filled lyrics powerfully portray encouragement and love for others, as well as a resolute commitment to the future.

Composed by Motoki Omori of Mrs.

GREEN APPLE, the track was released digitally in June 2022 and quickly earned broad support as a masterpiece that enhances the film’s world.

Beautifully expressing the strength to believe in oneself and the feelings for someone precious, this work will make special milestone moments in life even more memorable.

IvyNovelbright

Novelbright – Ivy [Official Music Video]

A perfect ballad from Novelbright for two people vowing eternal love.

Premiered as a surprise on a wedding day, this song was crafted based on a close friends’ love story, resulting in a warm, heartfelt piece.

Its lyrics gently portray the love that grows in everyday life and the feelings of gratitude, resonating deeply with listeners.

Released in October 2024, it was first performed at the band’s largest-ever show at Himeji Castle, captivating an audience of 30,000.

It’s an ideal choice not only for the bride and groom’s exit scene, but also for any moment when you want to convey your feelings to someone special.

It’s sure to become a song that will be close to the hearts of many couples.