Recommended songs for wedding reception performance dances: A roundup of popular crowd-pleasers
Many people probably plan to perform a dance as entertainment at a wedding, right?
If a group performs a dance to music, the venue is sure to liven up!
But it can be hard to decide which song to dance to.
To help you out, this article introduces recommended songs you can use as a reference.
We’ve gathered a variety—cool songs, cute songs, and funny songs—so please choose based on the vibe you want for your performance!
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Recommended Songs for Wedding Reception Dance Performances: A Collection of Crowd-Pleasing Hits (81–90)
Banzai ~I’m glad I love you~Urufuruzu

A popular wedding song by Ulfuls overflowing with love and gratitude.
With lyrics that honestly express one’s feelings and an upbeat melody, it has continued to be loved by many since its release in January 1996.
It has shone in various settings, such as the duet by Tortoise Matsumoto and Yusuke Santamaria in the film “UDON,” and its use in a Fujicco commercial.
It’s also recommended as a surprise performance by the groom during the wedding reception.
Sing and dance with friends, and it’s sure to bring the whole venue together in an unforgettable burst of excitement.
younger boykyandīzu

This song is popular with the mothers’ generation of the bride and groom, so it’s sure to get the couple’s bosses and relatives excited.
Entertainment acts often get the friends hyped, but by using this song, you can energize guests across a wider range of ages.
Sunny with occasional cloudsSukima Suichi

The tone is bright, but it’s closer to an acoustic style.
The lyrics have a cute feel, so it’s a song I’d love for both men and women to use.
It might also be interesting to use it in a story-like way that matches the lyrics.
Ladybug Sambacherisshu

It’s a classic wedding song from the Showa era.
When you use it, choosing retro outfits or dancing dressed as ladybugs will make it even better.
It’s hugely popular with your parents’ and bosses’ generations, so the whole venue is sure to get excited.
All the Love Songs I’ve GotNaoto Intiraymi

With its bright melody and lovely lyrics, this song leaves a strong impression.
Just like in the lyrics, it could be wonderful to stage a moment in the chorus where the groom presents a bouquet to the bride.
Surely, the emotions will come across beautifully along with the song.
LA LA LA Love SongKubota Toshinobu

This is the theme song of the drama Long Vacation, starring Takuya Kimura and Tomoko Yamaguchi.
The show sparked a social phenomenon known as the “Lonvaca phenomenon,” and I think many guests are reminded of the drama when they hear this song.
Also, Kubota’s soulful (black-style) singing and the groove make it easy to dance to.
Recommended songs for wedding reception dance performances: A roundup of crowd-pleasing hits (91–100)
Cutie HoneyKōda Kumi

Kumi Koda’s cover version gained attention through tie-ins with anime and films.
It was used as the theme song for the 2004 live-action movie Cutie Honey and is also included on her album feel my mind.
The song features lyrics that portray a confident, captivating woman and a catchy melody.
If performed as wedding entertainment, having everyone dance together during the chorus will create a strong sense of unity in the venue.
It’s a song that can be enjoyed across generations, sure to bring smiles to the newlyweds and all the guests.
Be sure to pair it with glamorous choreography to help create a truly joyful moment.


