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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.
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[Wedding] A compilation of songs we want sung at the wedding (1–10)
One Love : Rebornarashi
The perfect song to match the radiant look of a bride and groom dressed in a wedding gown and tuxedo is “One Love : Reborn.” It was included on “Reborn Vol.1,” released in 2020 by Arashi, a beloved national idol group.
The track features a dance-music foundation with a vividly shifting, colorful sound.
Along with lyrics that convey a straightforward devotion to one’s beloved, it will set a beautiful tone for the wedding venue.
It’s recommended both as a song the couple can sing to each other and as a song to celebrate them from their friends.
I LOVE…Ofisharu Higedan Dism
There are times when it’s hard to speak your true feelings precisely because it’s the person you love more than anyone.
At a once-in-a-lifetime wedding, “I LOVE…” is a song that lets you express those feelings through music.
Released in 2020 by Official HIGE DANDism, a band beloved across generations, it portrays how meeting the one you love changes your outlook on life and the way you see the world.
Set to a bright, dynamic arrangement, Satoshi Fujihara’s passionate high-tone vocals resonate throughout.
It’s also a perfect chance to convey your gratitude and love to the partner who has supported you all this time.
I wish you lots of happinessnaniwa danshi
The song that brightens the glamorous wedding of two people stepping toward their future is “Sachiare.” It was released in 2022 by the male idol group Naniwa Danshi, with lyrics and music by Yuzu’s Yujin Kitagawa.
Its poppy, radiant sound perfectly matches this once-in-a-lifetime moment.
Because it expresses the joy of meeting a beloved person and straightforward feelings, it’s also recommended for the bride and groom to sing to each other.
If you’re giving it as a gift from friends during a performance or celebration, learning the song and dance to perform it would be great too.
Be sure to sing this track that foreshadows the couple’s happy life together.
rainbowSuda Masaki
A perfect song for a wedding scene where you vow to love each other for life is “Niji” (Rainbow).
Released in 2020 by Masaki Suda, who is active as both an actor and a singer, the song was written and composed by singer-songwriter Huwie Ishizaki.
Its gentle melody resonates in the heart, as if blessing the couple who are opening a new chapter in their lives.
The heartwarming message to a loved one also conveys a strong sense of resolve.
Why not sing it while picturing the moments the two of you have shared up to now?
Family SongHoshino Gen
A wedding song we recommend for families to gift to the bride and groom is “Family Song,” released in 2017 by singer-songwriter Gen Hoshino.
The lyrics convey a message wishing a loved one a happy everyday life.
With a sound inspired by soul and Black music, it’s perfect for weddings attended by guests of all ages.
Its sparkling melody and his gentle voice will warmly envelop the atmosphere of the venue.
Sing it with heartfelt congratulations to your family, or to those who feel like family.
Giftmosao.
When it comes to songs that portray a genuine, life-long love for someone special, “Gift” stands out.
Released in 2022 by Mosawo, a singer-songwriter active mainly on the internet, it depicts the everyday lives of a couple, filled with affection in their casual exchanges.
Its gentle, acoustic guitar-centered sound will softly envelop a wedding venue.
It’s a love song that expresses a straightforward desire to stay by someone’s side forever.
How about delivering a guitar-and-vocal performance or a vocal rendition dedicated to the bride and groom—the stars of the wedding?
Love wordsTani Yuuki
If there’s a song that blesses the future of two people about to embark on their journey together, it’s “Aikotoba.” Sung by Tani Yuuki, a singer especially popular among younger generations, it was included on his 2022 album “Memories.” It features a warm melody that blends acoustic guitar with synth tones.
The lyrics portray the moment of meeting a loved one, the days spent together since then, and hopes for the future.
It’s a heartwarming track that evokes an image of two people supporting each other through any time.
Be sure to sing this piece that perfectly matches the splendor of a wedding celebration.