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 a wedding ceremony ending movie (21–30)
Like the shining moonSuperfly
Like being guided by the beautiful moonlight, this is the perfect song to close out a wedding with an ending movie.
Superfly’s overwhelming vocal prowess shines in this moving love song.
Released in August 2012, it served as a double A-side theme for both a TV drama and a film.
The lyrics, filled with gratitude for family and friends, seem to express the bride and groom’s feelings just as they are.
The voice brimming with hope for a happy future will surely resonate deeply with all your guests.
It will undoubtedly become a wonderful memory.
Thank youOhashi Takuya
This is the perfect song, sung by Takuya Ohashi, to heighten the emotion of a wedding.
The lyrics, filled with gratitude for one’s parents, express the sentiment, “I’m truly glad I was born to you.” Released in July 2008, it was also used as the theme song for the NHK Saturday drama “Keiji no Genba” (The Detective’s Scene).
Written and composed by Ohashi, it is included on the album “Drunk Monkeys.” If you play it during the bouquet presentation to your parents, the venue will surely be wrapped in a warm atmosphere.
Why not use this song to convey the “thank you” that’s hard to say in everyday life?
Love above allyuzu
A positive, pop song by Yuzu that sings about love’s power to change the world.
The lyrics are striking for their glittering sense of hope for a bright future.
It was included on the EP “4LOVE,” released in June 2017, and was also used in Ito En’s “Oi Ocha” commercial.
The music video features footage from their nationwide dome tour, blending the energy of the live performances with the song’s message.
It’s a perfect choice for a wedding ending movie—a song that fittingly celebrates the start of the bride and groom’s new life together.
Banzai ~So Glad I Loved You~Urufuruzu
How about this song as the final number to close out your wedding? Packed with a positive message celebrating the bond with your loved one, it was released in January 1996 and became one of Ulfuls’ signature tracks.
Featured on the album “Banzai,” it was a massive hit, selling over a million copies, and it’s remained beloved over the years, even being used in the film “UDON.” Its powerful vocals and happy lyrics make it perfect for a joyful ending.
It’s also great for playing during a recap of fun wedding moments.
Since it lets you finish on a high note, it’s an excellent choice if you’d prefer not to end on a sentimental tone.
love letterEvery Little Thing
It’s a beautiful love song that carries a touch of sadness within its kindness.
With a calm, steady tempo, it feels perfect for expressing the lingering emotions after a wedding.
The lyrics are filled with heartfelt feelings for a loved one, evoking a moving sentiment that might bring you to tears.
Released in December 2004 as Every Little Thing’s 27th single, it was also featured in a Nobel Confectionery commercial and used as the theme song for the film “A Love Letter from Heaven.” An ideal track for anyone who wants to feel the bond with someone precious.
Use it as the BGM for your ending movie, and it’s sure to become a lasting memory.
Memories of Tomorrowarashi
It’s a stormy ballad that weaves together memories of the past and hopes for the future.
Along with a wistful melody, the lyrics carry a powerful message about overcoming life’s hardships.
Released in May 2009, the song drew attention as the theme for the drama “The Quiz Show” starring Sho Sakurai.
It topped the Oricon charts and became a major hit, ranking second on the year-end chart.
It’s a perfect choice for a wedding ending movie—ideal for expressing the journey the couple has taken and their resolve for the life ahead.
Be sure to listen to it with someone special.
longevityET-KING
ET-KING’s hugely popular wedding song is perfect for the ending movie at your wedding! Its warm melody and moving lyrics celebrate the couple’s joyful new beginning.
Released in January 2012, the song was also featured in a commercial for the wedding magazine “Melon.” The lyrics, like a letter from the groom to the bride, are simple yet heartfelt and very endearing.
Use it as BGM for your ending movie, and you’ll be able to look back on your memories while renewing your resolve for the life ahead.
Your guests will surely be touched to tears.
It’s a wonderful song to bless the start of your new journey together!