Recommended anime songs for weddings and receptions: moving masterpieces and popular hits
Bright and festive anime songs are perfect for weddings and receptions.
If the bride and groom love anime, songs that evoke memorable scenes will hold special meaning for them.
In particular, theme songs from anime films are often ideal for key moments like the entrance or exit.
There are many moving classics in anime, such as “Zenzenzense” from Your Name and “Yūki o Kudasai” from Doraemon.
The power and emotional melodies of anime songs will make the wedding even more special.
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Recommended anime songs for weddings and receptions: moving masterpieces and popular tracks (41–50)
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It was selected as the opening theme for Cour 2 of Haikyu!! Second Season and also chosen as the song for their major-label debut.
The way it jumps straight into the lyrics without an intro gives a full-throttle feel from the start, matching the anime’s image.
Just like the title suggests, it’s a song that evokes the feeling of taking flight, so it’s one I’d love to hear sung boldly by a male vocalist.
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This is the ending theme of the TV anime “Grimgar of Ash and Illusions.” The melody has a somewhat sorrowful, wistful feel, but it makes you reflect on how precious everyday life and the smiles of those close to you truly are.
It’s a ballad with a grand string arrangement that carries a sense of melancholy, making it a great choice for occasions like wedding receptions.
Sora’s ParadeHARUHI

The 19-year-old Los Angeles-born artist’s third single has been selected as the ending theme for the anime “GRANBLUE FANTASY The Animation.” This song conveys the importance of what we can do right now and can change one’s perspective on life.
It’s recommended for weddings and for after-parties following the reception.
Princessmiwa

This is a cute song about a girl who dreams of a Cinderella-style romance.
It has an upbeat tempo, a rich yet gentle arrangement, and fanciful lyrics sprinkled throughout.
The Kana Nishino–reminiscent style makes it a great choice for weddings and receptions.
The album also includes a track from the anime Flying Witch.
MessageRei Yasuda

It’s the ending theme of the anime “Ace Attorney.” While it’s an encouraging song addressed to important people—like family or a partner—who keep moving toward their dreams, it doesn’t one-sidedly say “Do your best.” Instead, it conveys the mindset of “I’ll do my best too, so let’s do our best together.”
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It’s the ending theme of the anime Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans.
This song, which leaves a lingering feeling as if everything has been saved and helped, is a ballad that appeals to the listener’s heart: a clear, prayer-like bond and a hidden resolve are enveloped by a transparent voice.
Glory DaysHiroya Ozaki

This song was used as the opening theme for the anime Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution 1.
Hiroya Ozaki said that he felt his own situation was similar to that of the protagonist, Renton Thurston, and that he imagined Renton’s desire to meet his father when creating this song.
Because it’s a piece that resonates with family feelings, it’s recommended for wedding receptions and after-parties.
By the way, Hiroya Ozaki’s father is the famous Yutaka Ozaki.





