7 Recommended Japanese BGM Songs About Brotherly and Sisterly Love for Your Intermission Scene ❤️
2018.07.05 published
BGM for Escorting Siblings During the Intermission? ♡
During the wedding reception's outfit change intermission, both the groom and bride are escorted out by their important people.
The escort can be a variety of people, such as parents, grandparents, mentors, or close friends, but…
The most common choice is siblings who have grown up together since childhood ♡
While there are many performances to express gratitude to parents at weddings, scenes focusing on siblings are rare.
That's why designating a sibling as the escort is a wonderful way to express everyday gratitude!*
In this article, we introduce seven recommended BGM tracks for escorting siblings during the intermission ♡
These songs are filled with themes of brotherly and sisterly love not only in melody but also in lyrics, bringing a tear to your eye just by listening to them!*
BGM Recommendation for the Intermission! A Song That Conveys Brotherly/Sisterly Love ① "Today Only"/DREAMS COME TRUE
"Today Only" by DREAMS COME TRUE, released in 2006, has the theme of "eternal friendship." This song is a tribute to all kinds of dear friends, including siblings ♡
The lyrics express bittersweet feelings, such as "I'm sorry for crying even though I'm happy," reflecting the joy of a sister's happiness mixed with a hint of sadness.
In the music video, Masami Nagasawa and Reina Asami play the roles of sisters. If you have siblings, you might find it quite emotional, so be sure to check it out.
BGM Recommendation for the Intermission! A Song That Conveys Brotherly/Sisterly Love ② "Ah, I'm Glad"/Hana*Hana
"Ah, I'm Glad" by the female duo Hana*Hana, released in 1999, is a hit song known by anyone in their 20s and beyond, selling over 550,000 copies.
While it wasn’t specifically made about siblings, the lyrics "Ah, I'm glad you are here" make it an appropriate, heartfelt message for siblings who have grown up together ♡
BGM Recommendation for the Intermission! A Song That Conveys Brotherly/Sisterly Love ③ "Arigato Juju"/Hitoto Yo
"Arigato Juju" by Hitoto Yo sings about childhood feelings toward family.
The lyrics include a line asking Mom, "Who do you like more, me or my sister?" If you are a bride with siblings, you might find it relatable.
While this song is often used during scenes where brides express gratitude to their parents, it's also recommended for the intermission scene!*
BGM Recommendation for the Intermission! A Song That Conveys Brotherly/Sisterly Love ④ "We"/Kana Nishino
"We" by Kana Nishino is a song about female friendship and is the theme song for the movie "Girl," starring Karina.
The lyrics express that even as we walk our separate paths from now on, "you are the one," signifying the irreplaceable bond.
This song is perfect for close sisters who have shared love and future worries like best friends do! ♡
BGM Recommendation for the Intermission! A Song That Conveys Brotherly/Sisterly Love ⑤ "Brother"/Funky Kato
"Brother" is a passionate song where Funky Kato, the second son of a three-brother family, wrote the lyrics based on his own experiences about brotherly love.
The lyrics reflect feelings that siblings can relate to, such as "You were always the one who got praised, and I hated being compared" and "Thank you, forever, my number one hero."
(However, some people believe this song is not appropriate for weddings due to the surrounding scandal involving Funky Kato being reported at the song's release.)
BGM Recommendation for the Intermission! A Song That Conveys Brotherly/Sisterly Love ⑥ "Fight Together"/Namie Amuro
"Fight Together" by renowned Japanese diva Namie Amuro is an upbeat, positive song.
Used as the opening for the anime "One Piece," it features characters Luffy and his brother Ace, which evokes themes of brotherly love ♡
A must-listen for fans of One Piece or Namie Amuro! ♩
BGM Recommendation for the Intermission! A Song That Conveys Brotherly/Sisterly Love ⑦ "I’m By Your Side"/MISIA
Lastly, we introduce "I'm By Your Side" by MISIA. Released in November 2017, it became the theme song for the movie "Fullmetal Alchemist."
MISIA, a huge fan of the original works, created this song focusing on the bond between the two brothers, Ed and Al.
With MISIA’s dramatic melody and powerful vocals, it’s truly moving. This song is suitable not only for the intermission but also for the entrance and exit scenes at weddings! ♡
Infusing Feelings for Siblings into BGM... ♡
We have introduced wedding BGM related to siblings. For couples asking their siblings to be their escort during the outfit change, consider these choices!*
It will create a touching moment where everyone in the venue is moved by the sibling bond.
➡ For more wedding production ideas related to siblings, click here! ♡