Chinese Wedding Songs – Top 40 Most Requested

Chinese Wedding Songs – Top 40 Most Requested

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With a 500,000 song music library, DJBjorn has added all the traditional chinese wedding songs that have been requested over the years. VancouverDiscJockeys‘ DJBjorn has performed at numerous traditional Chinese weddings. when wedding guests were allowed to make song requests. Here is the list of the most popular Chinese wedding songs people have requested during his nearly 25 year career as a chinese wedding DJ in Vancouver.

A Diverse and Rich Collection of Chinese Music

The importance of having a diverse and rich collection of songs cannot be overstated, especially when it comes to traditional Chinese weddings. These celebrations generally encompass a blend of traditional and contemporary elements, requiring a DJ who can seamlessly integrate various musical styles. DJBjorn’s library spans a rather wide array of genres, from classic Chinese wedding songs to modern hits. Thus, ensuring that every preference and tradition is honored.

This is the very TOP Chinese wedding songs of 2025. Starting with the number one spot “The moon represents my heart” by Teresa Teng.

  1. The Moon Represents My Heart (月亮代表我的心) – Teresa Teng, 1977.
    A timeless love song expressing deep and enduring affection.
  2. I Love You Forever (爱你一万年) – Liu Dehua (Andy Lau), 1999.
    A romantic song promising eternal love.
  3. Little Dimples (小酒窝) – JJ Lin & Charlene Choi, 2008.
    A sweet duet celebrating the joy and innocence of love.
  4. Love Confession (告白气球) – Jay Chou, 2016.
    A light-hearted and whimsical song about confessing love.
  5. Beautiful Love (美丽的神话) – Sun Nan & Han Hong, 2005.
    A powerful duet from the movie “The Myth” expressing eternal love.
  6. You Are the One (你是我的唯一) – Richie Ren, 2000.
    A romantic ballad declaring that the beloved is the one and only.
  7. Can’t Help Falling in Love (不能停止的爱) – Faye Wong, 1997.
    A heartfelt song about the irresistible nature of love.
  8. Love Me, Don’t Go (爱我别走) – Chang Chen-Yue (A-Yue), 1998.
    A plea for a loved one to stay as well as not leave.
  9. Let Me Love You (让我爱你) – Alex To, 1993.
    A classic love song from the early 90s.
  10. The Sweetest Love (最甜蜜的爱) – Elva Hsiao, 2002.
    A lively song celebrating the sweetness of love.

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  • Unconditional Love (无条件为你) – Jacky Cheung, 1997.
    A moving song about loving someone unconditionally.
  • You Are My Sunshine (你是我的阳光) – S.H.E, 2004.
    A cheerful and uplifting song about love and also happiness.
  • Eternal Love (爱是永恒) – Jacky Cheung, 1995.
    A powerful ballad expressing the eternal nature of true love.
  • Loving You (喜欢你) – Beyond, 1991.
    A rock ballad expressing the simple joy of loving someone.
  • First Love (初恋) – Chen Baiqiang (Danny Chan), 1980.
    A nostalgic song about the memories of first love.
  • Love Song 1990 (恋曲1990) – Luo Dayou, 1990.
    A popular love song from the 90s reflecting on past love.
  • Simple Love (简单爱) – Jay Chou, 2001.
    A song about the desire for a simple as well as pure love.
  • Lover’s Tears (情人的眼泪) – Teresa Teng, 1973.
    A classic love song about the pain and also joy of love.
  • Love (爱) – Karen Mok, 1998.
    A soulful song expressing deep as well as passionate love.
  • Happy Wedding Day (新婚快乐) – Karen Mok, 2001.
    A celebratory song perfect for wedding festivities.

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Favorite Wedding Songs in China #21 – #30

  • The Best Gift (最好的礼物) – A-Mei, 2009.
    A touching song about giving love as the best gift.
  • Love Is Not a Game (爱情不是游戏) – Jacky Cheung, 1992.
    A song about the seriousness and commitment of love.
  • You and Me (你和我) – Liu Huan & Sarah Brightman, 2008.
    The official theme song of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, symbolizing unity and also love.
  • The First Time (第一次) – Nicholas Teo, 2005.
    A song about the excitement and nervousness of the first love experience.
  • You Are the One I Love (你是我最爱的) – Ah Niu, 2000.
    A romantic song expressing heartfelt love for the beloved.
  • Courage (勇气) – Fish Leong, 2000.
    A song about having the courage to pursue love despite challenges.
  • Perfect Match (天作之合) – Harlem Yu, 2004.
    A cheerful song about finding the perfect match.
  • Love Story (爱情故事) – Angela Zhang, 2004.
    A beautiful song narrating a touching love story.
  • Sweet (甜蜜蜜) – Teresa Teng, 1979.
    A classic song celebrating the sweetness of love.
  • Forever Love (爱到永远) – A-Mei, 2002.
    A powerful ballad about loving someone forever.

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Most Requested Chinese Wedding Songs #31 – #40

  • Because of Love (因为爱情) – Eason Chan & Faye Wong, 2011.
    A duet expressing the transformative power of love.
  • Love’s Horizon (爱情的海洋) – Anita Mui, 1988.
    A song about the vast and boundless nature of love.
  • Let’s Fall in Love (我们在一起) – F.I.R., 2005.
    A lively song celebrating the joy of being together.
  • I Only Care About You (我只在乎你) – Teresa Teng, 1987.
    A heartfelt song expressing unwavering love.
  • Love Is You (爱是你) – Wilber Pan, 2006.
    A romantic song about recognizing love in someone special.
  • Loving You (爱你) – S.H.E, 2004.
    A catchy song about the joy of loving someone.
  • True Love Song (真爱一生) – Jeff Chang, 1997.
    A touching ballad about true and also lasting love.
  • You Are My Everything (你是我的一切) – Nicholas Teo, 2008.
    A romantic song declaring the beloved as everything.
  • Love To Be Loved By You (被你爱过) – Stefanie Sun, 2002.
    A song about the gratitude of being loved.
  • Your Name Engraved Herein (刻在我心底的名字) – Crowd Lu, 2020.
    A touching song from the movie of the same name, reflecting on deep as well as lasting love.

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Here Are A Few More Popular Chinese Wedding Songs

A DJ With Deep Knowledge About Traditional Chinese Weddings

One of the key aspects of DJBjorn’s DJ service is his ability to cater to the unique musical needs of ethnic Chinese weddings. His collection includes not only popular Chinese wedding songs but also rare and traditional pieces that hold significant cultural value. This attention to detail helps create an authentic and heartfelt atmosphere, allowing couples and their guests to fully immerse themselves in the celebration.

Music holds a pivotal role in Chinese wedding traditions, infusing the ceremonies with cultural richness and emotional depth. Traditional Chinese weddings are steeped in rituals that have been passed down through generations, and music is an integral component that enhances these customs. From the lively melodies that accompany the bride’s procession to the solemn tunes played during the tea ceremony, ethnic Chinese wedding songs underscore each significant moment, weaving a tapestry of sound that reflects the couple’s heritage and values.

One of the quintessential moments in a Chinese wedding is the tea ceremony, where the couple pays respect to their elders by serving tea. During this intimate ritual, traditional instruments such as the guzheng or erhu often provide a serene backdrop, elevating the gravity and emotional resonance of the event. The selected pieces are usually slow, melodic, and imbued with a sense of reverence, setting the tone for this poignant exchange of blessings and gifts.

Chinese Wedding Music for the Reception

Moving into the reception, the atmosphere shifts from solemnity to celebration. Here, music takes on a more festive character, featuring upbeat and joyous tunes that invite guests to join in the merriment. Popular ethnic Chinese wedding songs often blend modern beats with traditional elements, creating a dynamic and inclusive environment. This fusion not only entertains but also bridges generational gaps, allowing both younger and older attendees to connect through the shared experience of music.

The first dance is another highlight where music plays a crucial role. Often, couples choose a song that carries personal significance or one that is widely cherished within their community. This moment becomes a focal point of the reception, as the couple’s dance symbolizes their unity and the beginning of their life together. The choice of music here is particularly meaningful, as it encapsulates the couple’s love story and sets the stage for the joyous journey ahead.

Finally, DJBjorn actively gathers requests and feedback from his clients, incorporating their preferences into the curated list. This client-centered approach ensures that the playlist is not only culturally and emotionally resonant but also tailored to the specific tastes and desires of the couple and their guests. By combining these various criteria, DJBjorn crafts a top 40 list of Chinese wedding songs that is both reflective of ethnic Chinese traditions and personalized to each unique celebration.

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