"8 Perfect BGM Selections for Heartwarming Moments in Weddings: Honoring Parents with Bouquets and Keepsakes"

Did you decide on the song for the bouquet presentation scene at your wedding?

To all the brides-to-be, have you decided on the BGM for the bouquet and commemorative gift presentation scene? The bouquet presentation is the most emotional highlight of the wedding, where the bride and groom express their gratitude to their parents after reading their letters.

Have you thought about the BGM for such an emotional scene? Surprisingly, many brides admitted that they had not thought about the BGM for the bouquet and commemorative gift presentation. Since it is different from more glamorous entrance scenes, many brides felt unsure about what kind of song to choose.

Therefore, this time we will introduce recommended BGMs suitable for the bouquet and commemorative gift presentation to the parents.

Emotional scene at the reception! BGM for bouquet and commemorative gift presentation① Seasons of Love/Rent

“Seasons of Love,” a song used in the hugely popular American musical “Rent.” This song is very famous, so many brides might have heard it before. It's a wonderful song that envelops the bride and groom as they walk step by step from where they read their letters to the parents. ♡

Emotional scene at the reception! BGM for bouquet and commemorative gift presentation② Thank You/Ikimonogakari

“Thank You” by Ikimonogakari was used in the morning drama “Gegege no Nyobo.” This song, which straightforwardly conveys gratitude to the parents, is sure to stir emotions not only among the guests but also for the parents, the bride, the groom, and the staff!

Emotional scene at the reception! BGM for bouquet and commemorative gift presentation③ Just, Thank You/MONKEY MAJIK

“Just, Thank You” by MONKEY MAJIK. This song also conveys feelings of gratitude directly. Since it is a bright, up-tempo song, it is recommended for brides who don't want to create a somber atmosphere! ♡

Emotional scene at the reception! BGM for bouquet and commemorative gift presentation④ To the Future/kiroro

“To the Future” sung by kiroro is a famous song known by people of all generations. It becomes even more impressive when you start walking after the opening phrase, “Look down at your feet, this is the path you will walk. Now look ahead, that is your future.” ♡

Emotional scene at the reception! BGM for bouquet and commemorative gift presentation⑤ The Gift/Bule

“The Gift” by Bule is a classic at weddings. The expansive singing voice is just wonderful! The title “Gift” is perfectly suited for the scene of presenting bouquets and commemorative gifts, don’t you think? ♩

Emotional scene at the reception! BGM for bouquet and commemorative gift presentation⑥ The Rose/Bette Midler

“The Rose” sung by Bette Midler was used in the American movie “The Rose.” This slow song about love is a fitting tribute to express gratitude to the parents who have enveloped you with deep and immense love. ◎

Emotional scene at the reception! BGM for bouquet and commemorative gift presentation⑦ With Love, A Bouquet/Superfly

“With Love, A Bouquet” by Superfly is a song that seems to have been made specifically for the bouquet presentation scene. The chorus, “With love, a bouquet, it’s exaggerated but please accept it, don’t ask why, just forget everything and accept it with a smile, don’t be shy” is one you would want to give a bouquet to! ♩ It truly represents the feelings of the bride.

Emotional scene at the reception! BGM for bouquet and commemorative gift presentation⑧ Letter/back number

“Letter” by back number is like a song in which a man writes a letter to his parents. Isn’t it rare to have a song about a letter from a man to his parents? It is highly recommended for grooms who will be reading letters! ♡

Let’s color the bouquet and commemorative gift presentation scene with emotional BGM!

How about the recommended emotional BGM for the bouquet and commemorative gift presentation scene towards the end of the reception? The bouquet and commemorative gift presentation scene can actually take a surprisingly long time, from when the bride finishes reading her letter to when she hands over the bouquet. ◎ Be sure to choose music that will evoke memorable emotions and make for a wonderful reception scene. ♩

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