[Wedding] Female friendship songs: Must-hear classics for your female guests!
At a friend’s wedding, many people are often asked not only to dance or sing, but also to read a letter aloud.
Music is essential for such performances, as it helps set a happy mood and adds a touch of emotion.
If you’re planning a performance where a woman expresses her feelings to the bride, you’ll want to play a friendship song that reflects the bond between the two of you.
In this article, we introduce songs that portray female friendship, perfect for weddings.
Brides looking for a song to play while exiting with friends during the send-off, as well as female guests preparing a performance, should find this helpful.
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[Wedding] Friendship songs between women. A selection of must-hear classics for female guests! (71–80)
Promise in Madder Redikimonogakari
Ikimono-gakari’s “Akane-iro no Yakusoku” is a mid-tempo number that member Yoshiki Mizuno wrote for his brother’s wedding.
Everyone has their own pace, and walking together takes a bit of effort.
And sometimes it’s okay to lean on each other.
You can rely on someone precisely because you trust them.
This song, which sings of days spent together and the final moments you’ll one day share, would make a heartfelt gift for the bride and groom.
Happy Pre-Wedding SongYabai T-shatsu Yasan
One of the signature songs by the rock band Yabai T-Shirts Yasan, the single “Pineapple Senpai,” is included on the album “Galaxy of the Tank-top.” Its powerful, fast-paced sound directly conveys a sense of fun and liveliness.
The lyrics, told from the perspective of friends egging someone on to get married, are also a highlight.
While the content can come off as irresponsible, the lack of restraint can also feel like an honest depiction of an unpretentious friendship.
There’s also a version with adjusted lyrics to make it more suitable for wedding receptions, titled “Happy Wedding Mae Song (Won’t Break Up Within 2 Years ver.),” so be sure to check that out too.
March 9Remioromen
Remioromen’s “March 9th” is a classic that, despite being released in 2004, has long been loved as a soundtrack that accompanies many of life’s milestones.
Fujimaki wrote it as a song to send to a friend’s wedding, making it perfect for conveying heartfelt congratulations.
Sometimes, when you try to put feelings into words, what you want to say keeps overflowing and won’t quite come together.
It all feels like it went by in a flash, yet when you look back on the long time spent together, you can’t help but wish for even more happiness ahead.
When feelings can’t be put into words, you entrust them to a song—an offering like that would surely become a lifelong memory.
[Wedding] Friendship songs between women. Must-listen masterpieces for female guests! (81–90)
Wedding Bell ~What a Wonderful Life~Sandaime Jē Sōru Burazāzu fromu Eguzairu Toraibu
A wedding song by Sandaime J SOUL BROTHERS from EXILE TRIBE.
It’s a track packed with messages only a friend who has walked a long road together with you could convey—always by your side when you’re troubled or unsure, gently giving a push or offering advice.
Sprinkled with beautiful words, it’s a celebration of life that lets you bask in irreplaceable memories.
There will surely be all kinds of things ahead in life, but sing it carefully with the hope that they will cherish and nurture their love.
threadNakajima Miyuki
A classic among wedding classics.
Since its release in 1998, it has slowly taken root and is now an indispensable song for ceremonies.
Its universally relatable lyrics and beautiful melody bring tears to people of all ages.
The lyrics, which liken human encounters to a fabric woven from threads, resonate both philosophically and lyrically, creating a unique world.
Even a single fragile thread, when carefully interlaced, can become a piece of cloth—something irreplaceable.
With those gentle words in mind, we’d love to sing it with care and sincerity to celebrate our friends.
Shout out lovearashi
There are times when you might attend the wedding of someone who was like the “Madonna” of your school days.
In situations like that, I highly recommend this happy number.
It’s a song by the nationally beloved idol group Arashi, released in 2015 as their 47th single.
Many of you may know it since it was used in a commercial.
Its appeal lies in the glamorous feel and catchy pop melody.
As shown in the video we introduced, it could be great to have guests listen to it while you perform a dance as part of the reception entertainment.
LindaTakeuchi Mariya
When it comes to songs to dedicate to a friend who’s found happiness, you can’t leave out Ann Lewis’s “Linda.” It’s said that Mariya Takeuchi, a friend of Ann’s, wrote the song for her when her marriage to Masahiro Kuwana was decided.
Takeuchi also recorded a self-cover on her 1981 album “PORTRAIT.” The lyrics, addressed to a friend who has experienced many romances and finally met her destined partner, really warm your heart when you listen.
Be sure to sing it for the bride, who’s at the peak of her happiness at the wedding!
