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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 (31–40)

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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Bridal Dancing QueenThe Wedding Band

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Bridal Dancing QueenThe Wedding Band

An instrumental track that boldly reimagines ABBA’s global hit “Dancing Queen.” Majestic like a hymn, yet it preserves the original’s joyful vibe.

It’s a great choice to enhance a wedding.

Playing it at the end of the reception entrance scene to set the stage for the couple’s entrance would be a lovely touch.

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SeptemberToki Asako

This is a song in which the powerful hit by Earth, Wind & Fire is arranged in a bossa nova style by the accomplished female singer Asako Toki.

While it maintains a rhythmic, rhyming flow, it becomes a soft and gentle piece thanks to Toki’s heartfelt vocals.

It’s a recommended track for the welcoming scene, setting the tone for a wonderful wedding reception.

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Under that skyhimegami

Himekami has continued to release masterpieces that incorporate the traditional music of the Tohoku region.

“Ano Sora no Shita ni” is a recommended song for weddings.

With its magnificent melody and a touch of nostalgia, it’s soothing healing music.

Its ethereal sound makes it perfect for welcoming guests at a wedding reception, leading them into another world.

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Born To SmileHakasé Tarō

A popular piece by Taro Hakase as a wedding sound.

Among his works, this track is especially recommended for couples who want a bright and fun reception, perfect for the guest-welcoming scene.

It has a light, rhythmic feel that lifts your spirits.

Just like the title suggests, it’s a song that naturally brings a smile to your face.

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[Reception/Welcome] Popular wedding songs for each scene at weddings and receptions (41–50)

Best in MeBlue

Blue is a four-member male vocal group from the UK.

This song they performed is also perfect for weddings.

With tender vocals, the timbre of an acoustic guitar, and supple drumming, it’s a romantic number.

Highly recommended for greeting guests at a night wedding.

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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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