[2025] A Roundup of Popular Western Wedding Songs

How Far I’ll GoAlessia Cara

Alessia Cara – How Far I’ll Go (Official Video)

It’s a song released by Alessia Cara in 2016.

It’s the theme song for the Disney movie Moana.

Alessia Cara’s distinctive vocals are wonderful, and the song itself is truly moving.

It really hits you.

It’s a highly recommended wedding song.

Archie, Marry MeAlvvays

Alvvays – Archie, Marry Me (Official Video)

It’s a song by the popular Canadian band Alvvays, released in 2014, and the lyrics repeatedly shout “Marry me!” According to the band, it’s a song teasing their friends who got married, but from the lyrics you can imagine a girl who just wants to marry the person she loves as soon as possible—it’s simply adorable.

Baby IAriana Grande

Ariana Grande – Baby I (Official Video)

This is a famous song by Ariana Grande, a pop-up world star who captivates the globe with her cute looks and soulful vocals.

With a balanced tempo that’s neither too upbeat nor too subdued, it’s a perfect wedding song for entrances, exits, and during the meal.

Marry Your DaughterBRKN RBTZ

Marry Your Daughter – Brian McKnight (animation)

This song captures that classic line, “Please let me marry your daughter.” It’s a warm love song that conveys his deep feelings for her.

It’s perfect for moments like giving a letter or a bouquet to her parents.

The Perfect FanBackstreet Boys

“The Perfect Fan” – Backstreet Boys

The “Perfect Fan” in the title refers to a mother.

It’s a song that expresses gratitude to mothers—something that’s hard to say in everyday life.

With straightforward lyrics and the addition of a choir part midway through, it becomes a very beautiful piece.

How Deep Is Your LoveBee Gees

Bee Gees – How Deep Is Your Love (Official Video)

Its Japanese title is “Ai wa Kirameki no Naka ni” (literally, “Love in the Glitter”).

The Bee Gees, who sing this song, are the group that soared to popularity in the ’70s with disco tunes like “You Should Be Dancing,” “Stayin’ Alive,” and “Night Fever.” Unlike those high-energy tracks, this is a gentle rock ballad, and you might be surprised by the different image it presents.

In fact, they originally formed as a rock vocal group and made a major shift in direction in the ’70s to match the times.

Turn Your Lights Down LowBob Marley feat. Lauryn Hill

BOB MARLEY FEAT LAURYN HILL “Turn your lights down low”

The original version is a track from Bob Marley & The Wailers’ 1977 album Exodus.

In the 1990s, a CD was released that rearranged it into a duet, set to a newly recorded track.

The collaborator on this song was Lauryn Hill from the 1990s hip-hop group The Fugees!! Her original rap section is absolutely brilliant.