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LOVE MachineMōningu Musume.

Morning Musume. 'LOVE Machine' (MV)

This is a song that shines at all sorts of celebrations, and weddings and receptions are no exception.

If you sing it as part of the entertainment, it will get everyone excited, and if you play it in the background during conversations, it will naturally liven things up—it’s a very versatile choice.

We recommend having a few extra microphones ready, just in case.

Cutie HoneyKōda Kumi

Kumi Koda / Cutie Honey

It’s not a heartfelt love song, but it’s a bright, upbeat track that could really liven up the atmosphere at the venue.

Everyone can join in on the “Honey Flash” part, or if the bride doesn’t usually have chances to sing in front of the groom, she could boldly use this song to show off her cuteness.

that personieiri reo

that person

Leo Ieiri’s new song gently sings about the happiness and anxiety that arise as relationships deepen.

It was pre-released in September 2024 and will also be included on the album “My name,” coming out the following month.

Chosen as the theme song for ABEMA’s new show “Sayonara Proposal via Greece,” the track is a perfect fit for a program that portrays the struggles of couples considering marriage.

Leo Ieiri’s warm vocals tenderly embrace the listener’s heart.

It’s a ballad recommended not only for those in love, but for anyone wrestling with the bonds between people.

It would also make a wonderful memory as background music for wedding ceremonies or receptions.

ForeverMayo Okamoto

FOREVER

This is a song that expresses feelings for a partner (male) set to a catchy, pop tune.

It’s similar to the same artist’s hit “Tomorrow,” with an upbeat, fast tempo that should brighten the atmosphere of the venue.

In the video, “Forever” starts at 3:40.

I’ll be by your sideHirai Dai

Dai Hirai / I’ll be by your side (Lyric Video)

A heartwarming love song by Dai Hirai depicting two people vowing eternal love.

Perfectly suited for wedding scenes, it’s an ideal choice to enhance the moment of entrance.

Its refreshing touch of surf music is another hallmark, creating a space filled with happiness.

Released as a digital single in March 2022, the song was later included in his first album in about three years, “HOPE / WISH,” in May of the same year.

The lyrics express a resolve to stay together through every moment of life—joy and sorrow, health and illness—shaping the couple’s love and filling the air with celebration.

A highly recommended track for anyone preparing for their wedding.

Can I try saying “I love you”?Matsushita Kohei

Kohei Matsushita – Is It Okay If I Say I Love You? (Music Video)

A song by Kohei Matsushita filled with the honest desire to tell a lover “I love you.” Set to a warm melody crafted by Takahito Uchisawa of androp, Matsushita’s soulful vocals resonate deeply.

Released digitally in October 2024, the track—paired with the coupling song “Nikunai na” (“I Resent You”)—showcases Matsushita’s appeal as a singer to the fullest.

In the music video, his gentle murmuring of “I love you” leaves a strong impression.

Capturing moments that make you want to express feelings you’re usually too shy to convey, this piece offers a chance to reflect on your love for someone special.

VoyageHamasaki Ayumi

Ayumi Hamasaki / Voyage (Short Ver.)

With this piece titled “Journey,” it would be fitting to imbue it with a wish for a voyage that lies ahead to be bright and promising.

The quiet tone at the beginning evokes gentle waves, while the grand tone in the middle depicts rough, towering swells, expressing the resolve of two people to take the helm together and press on, in sickness and in health.