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

You Make MeMONDAY michiru

MONDAY Michiru ♪ YOU MAKE ME (ALBUM VERSION)

This is an R&B number performed by Japanese American musician Monday Michiru.

Its stylish sound will lend a sophisticated touch to your entrance scene.

It would pair well with a cocktail dress, and it’s also great for entering during table rounds.

Especially recommended for night weddings.

NEVER KNEW I NEEDEDNe-Yo

Ne-Yo – Never Knew I Needed

It’s the ending theme from the Disney movie The Princess and the Frog.

Ne-Yo, active in the R&B and hip-hop scenes, delivers a rhythmic and sweet vocal performance that, together with the piano tones, creates a very stylish number.

It’s also recommended for re-entrance moments such as candle services.

Have You Never Been MellowOlivia Newton-John

Have You Never Been Mellow [Lyrics] Olivia Newton-John

The Japanese title is “Soyokaze no Yūwaku” (Temptation of a Gentle Breeze), a famous song by Olivia Newton-John that has been covered by many artists.

The lyrics call on the listener to live without rushing and to relax, making it a very calm and soothing piece.

A Whole New WorldPeabo Bryson & Regina Belle

A Whole New World – Aladdin – Inglês (English)

This is the ballad duet used as the theme song for Disney’s film Aladdin.

With its dreamy, relaxed melody, the romantic love ballad performed by Peabo Bryson and Regina Belle will create a romantic atmosphere for the entrance scene.

Dream FighterPerfume

[Official Music Video] Perfume「Dream Fighter」

This one is a bit different from Perfume’s usual sparkly, ultra-girly vibe.

It’s a high-tempo techno track, and the trio’s vocals are powerful, really highlighting their strength.

It’s popular for dance performances at receptions, but if you’re not using it for an act, it could work well for the entrance scene too.

It can express the couple boldly setting sail on their new journey of marriage.

Love YouQ;indivi

Love You – Q;indivi

This is a piece that arranges Bach’s Minuet in a dance music style.

Classical-style arrangements often become more dazzling thanks to the elegance of the original melody, and many are up-tempo, making them well-suited for celebrations.

I recommend starting around 1 minute and 16 seconds.

Someday My Prince Will comeQ;indivi

Q;indivi – Someday My Prince Will come

This is a cover by the creator collective Q;indivi of a song originally written as an insert song for the Disney film Snow White and later recognized as a jazz standard.

It has been arranged into a charming, poppy, and glamorous track.