[Wedding BGM] Hype up the entrance! Recommended songs that will thrill your guests
The entrance scene is the highlight of a wedding.
Just one song that cranks up the energy the moment the doors open can transform your guests’ expressions and cheers.
Since it’s a special moment, you’ll want to pick an entrance track that gets everyone clapping along.
In this article, we introduce a wide range of dazzling, heart‑pounding songs perfect for a wedding entrance.
From classic wedding tunes to numbers bursting with party vibes, you’re sure to find a track that’s perfectly you two!
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[Wedding BGM] Hype up the entrance! Top Recommended Songs That Will Thrill Your Guests (1–10)
I LOVE…NEW!Ofisharu Higedan Dism
When it comes to numbers that brighten up the wedding entrance scene, this song is the one.
It depicts how meeting the person you love changes the way you see the world.
Set to a sound that unfolds with dazzling, dynamic development, Satoshi Fujihara’s passionate high-tone vocals resonate throughout.
Created by the widely supported band Official HIGE DANDism, it was released as a single in February 2020 and is also included on the August 2021 album “Editorial.” As it was used as the theme song for the TV drama “Love Will Last Forever” (Koi wa Tsuzuku yo Doko Made mo), many of you have likely heard it.
It instantly raises the excitement in the venue the moment the doors open, making it perfect as a wedding entrance song.
Recommended for couples who want to create an entrance scene that sparks handclaps.
A bouquet of flowers with loveNEW!Superfly
When it comes to a love song that celebrates two people on the one special day of their lives, this is the track.
Its heartfelt message, brimming with love, conveys straightforward gratitude to a cherished person by entrusting it to a gift.
You’ll be gripped by the powerful vocals of singer Shiho Ochi, renowned for her overwhelming singing ability.
This song was used as the theme for the TV drama “Edison no Haha” and was released in February 2008 as Superfly’s fourth single.
Its grand sound resonates, enveloping the festive atmosphere of the venue.
It’s a perfect fit for a couple who have overcome various hardships together and are now making their entrance at the wedding.
Because it depicts the joy of meeting the one you love, many brides and grooms will surely relate.
CAN YOU CELEBRATE?NEW!Amuro Namie
This is the ninth single by Namie Amuro, the singer who sparked the “Amuraa” boom in the 1990s and won overwhelming support as a defining diva of the Heisei era.
Its theme, depicting a vow of eternity, and the lyrical melody crafted by Tetsuya Komuro are truly moving.
Chosen as the theme song for the TV drama Virgin Road, the single was released in February 1997.
It is also known as Amuro’s biggest hit.
The intro starts gently, then gradually builds and opens up in a bright, dazzling burst—making it a perfect choice for a wedding entrance.
With its emotional vocals elevating a special day, this is a quintessential Heisei-era wedding song.
One LoveNEW!arashi
A grand yet pop-tinged ballad that lifts the mood of weddings and receptions.
Its powerful vow of eternal love—to walk together no matter what hardships may come—and the sincere feeling of choosing you, and no one else in the world, as a life partner truly strikes the heart.
It’s the 22nd single released by the national idol group Arashi in June 2008 and served as the theme song for the film Hana Yori Dango F starring Jun Matsumoto.
Brimming with love like a marriage proposal, its message makes it a perfect pick for a dazzling entrance scene.
The orchestral arrangement will surely fill the venue with emotion the moment the doors open.
Highly recommended for moments when the groom wants to once again express his feelings to the bride.
May this song bring you happiness!
ButterflyNEW!Kimura Kaera
When it comes to the perfect number to grace a dear friend’s big moment, this song is the one! It’s a work by Kaela Kimura that was used as the CM song for the wedding magazine Zexy and as the ending theme for the TV show “sakusaku.” Released back in June 2009, it still enjoys enduring popularity and is included on the album HOCUS POCUS.
Written specifically for a close friend’s wedding, the song is notable for its heartwarming lyrics filled with wishes for the couple’s happiness.
Set to a classical melodic line featuring instruments like the harpsichord, her wonderful vocals shine.
Its poppy, joy-filled vibe invites handclaps the moment the doors open for the entrance, warmly lifting the entire venue.
It’s a highly recommended track that radiates love for your guests.