[Wedding] A Collection of Songs We Want Sung at the Ceremony
A once-in-a-lifetime spotlight: your wedding.
When you imagine, “What kind of wedding should we have?” the dreams just keep expanding, don’t they?
In this article, we’ve rounded up songs we’d love to have performed at a wedding.
For example, from the groom to the bride, or from the bride to the groom.
Or as a fun performance by friends or a celebratory song from family—we’ve chosen a wide range to fit any situation!
From classic love songs to uplifting anthems that celebrate a new beginning, we’ve got you covered.
Be sure to read through to the end!
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[Wedding] A compilation of songs we want sung at the wedding (1–10)
ButterflyKimura Kaera
The song I want to sing at my dear friend’s big day—their wedding—is “Butterfly.” Released in 2009 by Kaela Kimura, who is active as both a model and singer, it’s also known as a classic tune to dedicate to friends at weddings.
Its heartwarming lyrics evoke scenes from times spent with friends, leaving a lasting impression.
Carried by a classical melody line, her clear, pure vocals resonate beautifully.
It would be lovely to divide the parts among the friends gathered at the venue to sing together, or to deliver it with a live piano or band performance.
How about choosing a song that gently embraces the atmosphere of the entire venue?
A bouquet of flowers with loveSuperfly
When it comes to love songs that color a once-in-a-lifetime special day, “Ai wo Komete Hanataba wo” comes to mind.
Released in 2008 by the music unit Superfly, it’s also known as one of their signature songs.
The lyrics are striking for the way they seem to celebrate two people who have overcome various hardships together and now stand on the wedding stage.
Like handing over a bouquet, the song is sung straight to a partner with words of love.
It can also be a chance to express gratitude and affection that are hard to say in everyday life.
Why not put your feelings for the person you’ll love for a lifetime into a song and send them from the heart?
birds (in 2022)DISH//
“birds” portrays the joy of meeting the one you love and the warm feeling of happiness.
It’s included on the dance-rock band DISH//’s 2015 album MAIN DISH, and a music video was released in 2022.
The song depicts two people who have supported each other through every moment, and many listeners will relate to its heartwarming message.
It’s a number that works beautifully whether the bride and groom sing it to each other or perform it for cherished friends.
Let their passionate band performance carry your feelings to the one you love.
[Wedding] Songs We Want You to Sing at the Ceremony (11–20)
Let’s become a familyFukuyama Masaharu
A song that hints at the beginning of heartwarming days with your partner is “Kazoku ni Narou yo” (“Let’s Become a Family”).
Singer-songwriter Masaharu Fukuyama released it in 2011, and it was used in a commercial for the wedding magazine Zexy.
The song expresses gratitude to the parents who have supported you up to now, and portrays the relationship of two people who are about to become a family.
Accompanied by the warm tones of acoustic guitar and strings, it brings peace to the heart.
Why not sing it for the family attending your wedding or for the partner right in front of you?
Banzai ~I’m glad I loved you~Urufuruzu
When it comes to songs that straightforwardly capture the joy and happiness of meeting the one you love, “Banzai ~Sukide Yokatta~” comes to mind.
Released in 1996 by the rock band Ulfuls, it is known as one of their signature tracks.
The passionate vocals of Tortoise Matsumoto resonate over a simple rock arrangement.
It’s also great to sing while showing scenes of the two of you spending time together in the background.
Why not convey your honest feelings directly to the special person right in front of you?
threadNakajima Miyuki
Ito is a famous song that depicts a destined encounter.
It was written in 1998 by Miyuki Nakajima, a singer-songwriter loved by generations.
The song conveys a warm message that offers hints for living when you lose your way.
Through lyrics that compare human relationships to threads, you can feel the happiness and joy of two people meeting.
It’s also recommended to perform it as a guitar or piano solo for the bride and groom, family, or friends.
Give this gentle piece a try—it will wrap the entire venue in a warm atmosphere.
Cinderella GirlKing&Prince
When it comes to songs where a prince sings his heartfelt feelings to the princess he loves, “Cinderella Girl” comes to mind.
It was released in 2018 by the male idol group King & Prince.
Its dazzling melody line perfectly suits wedding scenes where the bride and groom vow their love to each other.
It’s also a great choice for the groom in a sleek tuxedo to sing to the bride in her wedding dress.
The song conveys a powerful resolve to protect the one you cherish, no matter what.
Why not learn the vocals and dance choreography and surprise your special someone with a heartfelt performance?