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[Guest Welcome] Popular Wedding Songs for Ceremonies and Receptions by Scene

Weddings use a lot of music, and in this article we’ll focus on the welcome scene when greeting guests.

We’ll introduce songs that match that special moment.

These days, it’s increasingly common for guests to enter the reception hall first and wait for the bride and groom.

You’ll want BGM that helps guests relax and feel cheerful during that waiting time.

Still, choosing without research can be tough with so much music out there.

We’ve picked out some classics frequently used for welcoming, along with a few newer tracks—feel free to make use of them.

[Reception] Popular Wedding Songs by Scene for Weddings and Receptions (21–30)

Forever ~I love you forever~Tiara

Tiara “Forever ~I love you forever~” Preview/Trailer Video
Forever ~I love you forever~Tiara

Tiara is a female singer-songwriter often called a “messenger of love for a new generation.” This song was created based on her real-life experiences, and since she herself got happily married just before the release of the album that includes it, it’s also recommended for wedding scenes.

It’s a gentle track overflowing with a sense of happiness.

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Angel SpringsHisaishi Joe

This is another piece composed by Joe Hisaishi, themed around spring.

It was used in a commercial for Suntory Whisky “Yamazaki.” Compared to “Spring,” this piece features a weightier melody, with the addition of orchestral sounds that lend it a solemn atmosphere.

Amid its charm, a sacred “Angel” seems to descend.

It’s also recommended for use alongside “Spring” during reception scenes.

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[Reception] Popular Wedding Songs by Scene for Weddings and Receptions (31–40)

Far Away (Distant Light)Libera

Libera - Far Away: Light of the Distant Beyond
Far Away (Distant Light)Libera

Libera is a boys’ choir based in South London.

This song was used as the theme for the NHK drama “Hyōheki” (The Ice Wall) and is also a well-known piece often featured as background music in documentaries.

When used for a welcoming scene, the boys’ hauntingly beautiful voices will greet your guests.

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A Fateful EncounterAndore Gyanion

This is a famous piece performed by André Gagnon, a master of healing music.

It’s a song familiar from TV commercials as well.

A classic choice to brighten up weddings, it’s also recommended for welcoming guests.

It can also convey a message of gratitude for the chance to meet and be reunited with your guests.

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SanctusLibera

This is another song by Libera that is recommended for the guest-reception scene.

It samples Pachelbel’s Canon, layering the boys’ beautiful voices over the sacredness of the original.

It’s perfect for couples who want a formal, solemn wedding reception, setting an awe-inspiring atmosphere in the venue before the two make their entrance.

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Built to Last / Eternal HarmonyMelee

Melee is a four-piece rock band from California, USA.

As the title suggests, this song is perfect for weddings.

With its refreshing vocals and melody, it’s a beautiful track that conjures up images of greenery swaying in dappled sunlight.

It’s just right for the welcome scene at a reception with a garden party vibe.

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RainbowPUSHIM

This is a passionate love ballad by Pushim, a female singer known for her soulful voice.

It has flavors of reggae and R&B—a track that seems simple yet is deeply nuanced.

If used for a reception scene, it will give the venue a stylish, rhythmic atmosphere.

The final piano melody is lovely as well.

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