[Wedding] A collection of love songs perfect for end credit movies
An end roll movie to cap off the wedding ceremony and reception.
Along with footage from the ceremony and pre-wedding shoot, it’s a production that displays the names of your guests on the screen like a film’s end credits.
So if you’re looking for songs to use in that end roll, you’ve probably landed on this article.
I’m going to introduce plenty of tracks that are perfect for an end roll movie!
From tear-jerkers to feel-good tunes, we’ve gathered love songs across a wide range of genres!
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[Wedding] A collection of perfect love songs for end-roll movies (21–30)
rainbowSuda Masaki
This is the fifth single by Masaki Suda, who is active as an actor and singer.
Chosen as the theme song for the film “STAND BY ME Doraemon 2,” it became popular across a wide audience.
Several years after its release, it has also taken root as a wedding song.
Not only is it used as background music during ceremonies, but the bride and groom sometimes perform it on piano or as an acoustic rendition.
The word “isshō” (a lifetime), sprinkled throughout the chorus, is especially striking—a perfect song for a day when you make a lifelong vow.
I will love you for the next 100 years.sonā poketto
A love ballad by Sonar Pocket themed around “a love that remains unchanged even after a hundred years.” Told from a male perspective, its unpretentious expressions of love and promises for the future make it perfect for wedding proposals or surprise performances from the groom to the bride.
Released digitally in January 2011 and included on the album Sonapocketism ② ~Anata no Uta~, the song was tied up with numerous TV programs, including serving as the opening track for TV Asahi’s FUTURE TRACKS→R.
Its message, filled with a firm resolve to walk through life together, also makes it ideal for end-rolls at wedding receptions.
Why not play it as background music to color your happiest moments and the bright future ahead?
Is that okay?RADWIMPS
Why do reggae and love songs go so well together? This reggae tune by RADWIMPS is a karaoke favorite, featuring standout rap-style vocals by Yojiro Noda.
Although “Iindesuka” was released in 2006, a new music video was put out in 2017.
It’s a very popular track with a catchy chorus that even first-time listeners can groove to, so if you play it over the end credits, you might see people clapping along.
Marigoldaimyon
This is a signature song by singer-songwriter Aimyon that countless couples have chosen for their weddings since its release.
Its comfortable tempo suits any wedding scene, and Aimyon’s warm vocals gently embrace the venue.
Whether you’re close together or far apart, your hearts remain connected.
It’s a song that radiates a great, reassuring love—one that seems to say “It’s going to be okay,” supporting two people standing at a milestone in life with both happiness and a touch of uncertainty.
flower fortune-tellingVaundy
A dazzling love song perfect for closing out a wedding ceremony or reception! It’s a track by singer-songwriter Vaundy, who drew attention for debuting while still a university student, released digitally in 2021.
It was chosen as the theme song for the drama “My Deadly Killers’ Love” (Boku no Satsui ga Koi wo Shita).
The soaring horn section sounds incredible, doesn’t it? The lyrics are uniquely romantic too, comparing the unchanging feelings for each other—no matter how much time passes—to the roots of a flower.
Highly recommended when you want to end your wedding or reception with smiles!
The world calls it love.Sambomasutā
This is a famous song by Sambomaster, known for its distinctive vocals and unpretentious, straightforward lyrics.
The song was used as the ending theme for the TV drama Densha Otoko, and the members of Sambomaster also appeared in the show.
You might associate their music with shouting at the top of their lungs, but pay attention to the delicate expressions, like the whispery verse and the bridge where the emotion gradually swells.
After the instrumental break, you’ll feel like singing along with everyone.
Shout the final lyrics with all your might!
A bouquet of flowers with loveSuperfly
It’s such a classic wedding song that we can confidently say, “Start with this one!” It’s a track by the musical unit Superfly, who produced many hits including “Tamashii Revolution,” released in 2008 as their fourth single.
It was chosen as the theme song for the drama Mother of Invention (Edison no Haha).
The lyrics, which express straightforward love for someone special, are moving even just to read.
How about using this song to express your gratitude to everyone at the venue?