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 Reception Ending Movie (1–10)
Family SongHoshino Gen
It’s a warm ballad filled with deep love for family.
It affirms the diversity of family forms and sings of the importance of bonds that go beyond blood ties.
The gentle melody and Gen Hoshino’s tender voice truly resonate.
Released in August 2017, it drew attention as the theme song for the Nippon TV drama “Overprotected Kahoko.” In the music video, Hoshino even plays the role of a mother, expressing the diversity of families.
If you play it at the end of a wedding, it will surely fill the hearts of the newlyweds and guests with the warmth of family.
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A refreshing guitar rock song about how meeting someone special changed me.
It’s a track by Spitz, a band that has long been at the forefront of the Japanese music scene, released in 2001.
It drew attention when it was featured as the theme song for the drama “Love Story.” The light, breezy vocals feel great to listen to.
It puts you in the mood that a new story—a married life—is about to begin.
One million “I love you”sRake
It’s a love song that sings of deep feelings for a beloved person.
It carries the wish to say “I love you” a million times, because words alone aren’t enough.
The refreshing sound of the acoustic guitar and Rake’s warm vocals deliver a pure message of love.
Released in March 2011, it was also featured in a Yokohama Tire commercial.
It’s a perfect song for a wedding ending movie, creating a warm atmosphere that celebrates the bride and groom’s love.
Highly recommended for anyone who wants to express their feelings to someone special.
Just You and IAmuro Namie
Namie Amuro’s songs are popular choices for weddings and receptions.
This piece is a moving track themed around the bond between a mother and child.
Its gentle melody conveys a profound sense of love.
Released in May 2017, it was also used as the theme song for NTV’s Wednesday drama “Becoming a Mother.” It’s perfect as BGM for an ending movie, too.
If this song is paired with a video filled with the couple’s memories, it’s sure to wrap the entire venue in emotion.
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Ayaka’s singing voice resonates in the heart in this moving wedding song.
Written in 2014 as the theme song for the NHK morning drama series “Hanako to Anne,” it carries an uplifting, encouraging message.
It sings of becoming stronger by overcoming challenges and of hope for the story that is about to begin, making it perfect for celebrating the couple’s new journey.
Characterized by Ayaka’s dignified vocals and a lively, warm melody, it has a bright feel that suits any scene of a wedding.
With a powerful energy like a cheer song for the two who are about to walk forward together, it will brighten the hearts of all who listen.
Wherever you areONE OK ROCK
Among rock band songs, this track is especially popular as wedding background music.
It’s a work by the four-piece band ONE OK ROCK, active internationally, and is included on their 2010 album Niche Syndrome.
Since it was used in a commercial, many people have likely heard it.
The lyrics convey a message of love from a man to a woman.
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Could there be lyrics more perfect for a wedding? It’s a song by wacci, a five-member rock band from Tokyo, released digitally in 2019.
Its gentle melody and warm vocals make it ideal for the end of a wedding ceremony.
By the way, the band had been performing this song live since around 2014, so for fans, its official release was long-awaited.