Arrangement BGM of the wedding classic “Wedding March”
When picking songs to use at a wedding, the one you just can’t leave out is the Wedding March, right?
In Japan, when we say “Wedding March,” we’re really talking about those two famous pieces by Mendelssohn and Wagner—did you know that?
Mendelssohn’s Wedding March is also well-known as the music used in the Zexy commercials.
In this article, I’ll introduce the two Wedding Marches beloved in Japan, along with some cool arrangements of them.
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Arrangement BGM of the wedding classic “Wedding March” (1–10)
Rhythm of HappinessKeyco
The Wedding March was composed by Mendelssohn, but recently many arranged versions have appeared.
“Shiawase no Rhythm,” keyco’s piece, is another wonderful arrangement.
It’s arranged in reggae—how amazing is that? It’s absolutely lovely.
The lyrics are perfect for young people and super cool; they’ve evolved with the times.
Both the original and the arrangements are highly recommended tracks.
Wedding March (Music Box)Felix Mendelssohn
When it comes to wedding music, Felix Mendelssohn’s “Wedding March,” famous for its ta-ta-ta-taaaan motif, is well known.
This is the music box version.
Unlike the orchestral rendition, it has a very cute charm.
The soothing, relaxing feel is unique to the music box timbre.
It would work not only for the entrance but also as background music during the party.
Highly recommended for wedding receptions.
Wedding March (Jazz)Felix Mendelssohn
The cool Wedding March that starts with “ta-ta-ta–taaaan” is a piece by Mendelssohn.
In the past, classical versions were the norm, but now it’s performed in all sorts of arrangements.
There’s even a jazz version—its stylish, mature vibe is really appealing.
The Electone can handle any arrangement, which is wonderful.
Arrangement BGM of the Wedding Classic “Wedding March” (11–20)
Wedding MarchQ;indivi Starring Rin Oikawa
“Wedding March,” an arrangement of Mendelssohn’s “Wedding March.” It’s a track by Q;indivi Starring Rin Oikawa.
This is so stylish! The vocals are super cute.
I’m captivated by the wonderful sound—it feels like listening to dance music.
It’s a cool number that’s perfect for weddings from now on.
Wedding March (Organ)Richard Wagner
There are various “Wedding Marches,” but Wagner’s piece has a more subdued, tender feel.
Alongside Mendelssohn’s work, it is a famous wedding march.
Performed on the organ, it strongly evokes the image of a church and feels very fitting for a wedding.
Wagner’s piece suits the organ particularly well.
In conclusion
We introduced various versions of the Wedding March.
Each arrangement had a splendid flair perfectly suited to a wedding, didn’t it? If you’re looking for wedding BGM, I bet there was at least one track that made you think, “I want to use this!” Be sure to craft a BGM selection you’re particular about, and make your wedding truly wonderful.