Top 10 Korean Wedding Songs For Wedding Party Entrance
Choosing the right Korean wedding songs for your Korean wedding is one of the most important aspects of creating a memorable and emotionally resonant celebration. Music sets the tone for every special moment, from the walk down the aisle and the first dance to the father-daughter and mother-son dances. The perfect Korean wedding songs not only reflect your unique love story but also engage your guests and enhance the atmosphere of your big day. Whether you’re planning a romantic, upbeat, traditional, or modern ceremony, curating the ideal Korean wedding playlist helps personalize your event and ensures that every emotional high and heartfelt memory is beautifully underscored. For Korean couples looking to create an unforgettable experience, selecting the right Korean wedding music is key to setting the mood and making lasting impressions.
🎉 Wedding Party Entrance – Upbeat & Celebratory
- “Very Nice” – SEVENTEEN
Album: Love & Letter Repackage Album
Label: Pledis Entertainment
Year: 2016
An energetic track that sets a joyful tone, perfect for the grand entrance. - “Marry U” – Super Junior
Album: Don’t Don
Label: SM Entertainment
Year: 2007
A classic proposal song with heartfelt lyrics, ideal for celebrating love. - “Beautiful” – Crush
Album: Guardian: The Lonely and Great God OST
Label: CJ E&M
Year: 2016
A romantic ballad that adds a touch of elegance to the entrance. - “Love Scenario” – iKON
Album: Return
Label: YG Entertainment
Year: 2018
A catchy tune that brings a cheerful vibe to the celebration. - “All For You” – Seo In Guk & Jung Eun Ji
Album: Reply 1997 OST
Label: CJ E&M
Year: 2012
A sweet duet expressing mutual love and commitment. - “I Do” – Rain
Album: Rain’s World
Label: JYP Entertainment
Year: 2006
A sincere declaration of love, fitting for a wedding setting. - “Love Love Love” – Epik High
Album: Remapping the Human Soul
Label: Woollim Entertainment
Year: 2007
An upbeat track blending hip-hop and melodic elements, celebrating love. - “You Are My Everything” – Gummy
Album: Descendants of the Sun OST
Label: CJ E&M
Year: 2016
A powerful ballad conveying deep affection, enhancing the emotional atmosphere. - “My Destiny” – Lyn
Album: My Love from the Star OST
Label: Starhaus Entertainment
Year: 2013
A soulful song that speaks of fated love, adding depth to the moment. - “Perhaps Love” – J & HowL
Album: Goong OST
Label: Seoul Records
Year: 2006
A romantic duet that encapsulates the essence of newfound love.
Your Big Korean Wedding
Korean weddings in Vancouver are a vibrant blend of traditional customs and modern elegance, often featuring meaningful rituals such as the paebaek ceremony alongside contemporary celebrations. Music plays a crucial role in setting the tone for these events, and selecting the perfect Korean wedding songs can make all the difference in creating a culturally rich and emotionally resonant experience. From soft ballads for the first dance to upbeat K-pop tracks for the reception, these songs bring both heritage and excitement to the celebration. Whether you’re honoring your Korean roots or embracing the beauty of the culture, the right playlist can connect generations and keep your guests engaged throughout the day.
As an experienced wedding DJ based in Vancouver with over 25 years of experience, I specialize in curating custom music experiences for Korean weddings. I understand how to seamlessly mix traditional Korean wedding songs with popular hits to reflect your unique story and keep the dance floor alive. My DJ services include professional-grade sound systems, seamless transitions, and a deep catalog of Korean and Western tracks tailored to your preferences. Whether you’re hosting a large banquet or an intimate gathering, I can help elevate your Korean wedding with a personalized musical journey that celebrates love, family, and unforgettable moments.
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What is a traditional Korean wedding gift ?
It is very common for the groom’s family to give the bride or the bride’s family luxury bags, jewelry, and some money the couple might need to establish their marriage life. In the past, traditionally, the groom’s family would send silk to the bride’s family.What happens at a Korean wedding ?
Korean weddings typically include a brief message, wedding vows, optional traditional songs, bowing to parents, the newlyweds walking out together. Most Korean weddings usually only lasts less than 1 hour. Afterwards, everyone eat traditional Korean food, the guests are usually given an hour or so to do this.
What is traditional Korean wedding music called ?
Korean traditional wedding music is known as Gugak (national music). The first evidence found of traditional Korean music appeared in the pages of “Samguk sagi” (History of the three kingdoms) in 1145 AD, which mentioned two string-like instruments; called “Gayageum” and “Geomungo”.
What is a Gukgeuk ?
Gukgeuk appeared in the late 1940s as a uniquely Korean theatre where women performed all roles, including playing the roles of male characters. It was very popular in the 1950s post-war period, when its productions, its movies and its stars reached cult-like status, fame and popularity.
It is very common for the groom’s family to give the bride or the bride’s family luxury bags, jewelry, and some money the couple might need to establish their marriage life. In the past, traditionally, the groom’s family would send silk to the bride’s family.