Recommended songs for a wedding reception ending movie
At recent weddings and receptions, it’s become standard to play an original video on a projector.
In this article, we’re introducing songs that are perfect as BGM for your ending movie!
From timeless classics to wedding numbers by popular artists, we’ve gathered moving tracks that are ideal for closing out your wedding party.
“If there’s one song we won’t compromise on, it’s the last one!” If that’s you, the bride and groom, be sure to use this as a reference.
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Recommended songs for the ending movie at a wedding (11–20)
eternityBENI
This song, which has become a wedding classic, is perfect for gifting to someone special on their big day.
It’s ideal for a happy, memorable wedding entrance! There’s clapping in the track, so it should be easy for guests to join in and get excited.
It instantly brightens the atmosphere, making the reception after a sacred ceremony feel extra festive.
It’s sung by BENI, a female singer from Okinawa, and was released in 2012 as her 22nd single.
It was used as the theme song for the NHK drama “Honjitsu wa Taian Nari,” which helped it gain widespread popularity.
The lyrics are packed full of heartfelt congratulations for the couple getting married.
threadBank Band
A classic song that compares the mysterious bonds of life to “threads,” it’s absolutely perfect for celebrating the start of your new life together.
Originally by Miyuki Nakajima and covered by Bank Band, this version was released in October 2004.
It’s a song everyone knows, having also been featured in a life insurance commercial.
With its gentle tempo, it’s sure to move the audience to tears.
Use it as the ending movie’s BGM, and you’ll have a truly touching finale.
As a song symbolizing the ties between the couple and their guests, it’s an ideal choice for a wedding.
Let’s become a familyFukuyama Masaharu
Masaharu Fukuyama’s 27th single, released in 2011.
It was used in a Zexy commercial and served as the image song for the variety show “Let’s Become a Family.” This warm song portrays the hope for the future that springs from meeting a new family.
The phrase “to live side by side” conveys a heartfelt wish to walk through life with a loved one.
It is said to have been written after the Great East Japan Earthquake.
Perfect for a wedding reception’s closing video, it’s a fitting track to celebrate the newlyweds as they embark on their new journey.
bow knotAimer
It sings about a tightly tied string that won’t come undone, used as a metaphor for the relationship between two people in love.
It’s a song by Aimer, the singer also known for “Brave Shine” and “I beg you.” It was released in 2016 as her 11th single and drew attention for being produced by Yojiro Noda, the vocalist of the rock band RADWIMPS.
Her whisper-like vocals seep deep into the heart.
It’s a recommended track when you want to create a tear-jerking ending movie.
The GiftBlue
The moving number by Blue is a perfect song for a wedding closing movie.
The lyrics, filled with gratitude for a loved one, and the heart-touching melody are truly memorable.
Released in 2003, the song is said to have been written by Japan’s Noriyuki Makihara.
It’s widely loved in Japan as a classic wedding song.
The lyrics are sprinkled with essential wedding words—moments like the proposal, messages to parents, and the couple’s vow to find happiness together.
Using this song will likely leave your guests saying, “What a wonderful ceremony.”
Circle of Thanksayaka
A wedding is also an event to express gratitude to your parents, as well as to the friends and colleagues who came.
With that in mind, how about using this song to convey your feelings? It’s a track by Ayaka, a singer-songwriter from Osaka Prefecture, released as a digital single in 2013.
Her gentle voice is soothing to listen to.
If you use this, your feelings are sure to reach everyone watching.
Recommended songs for a wedding ceremony ending movie (21–30)
The thing I wanted mostMakihara Noriyuki
This song openly expresses the feeling of cherishing someone and the joy of sharing happiness.
With its gentle melody and choice of words, it fills listeners’ hearts with warmth.
Released in August 2004, this track is a masterpiece that closes Noriyuki Makihara’s album “EXPLORER.” The attitude of continually seeking what one can do to bring a smile to a loved one’s face resonates with many people.
If you play this song at the end of a wedding, it could be a wonderful way for all the guests to celebrate the bride and groom as they lean on each other and step into their future together.