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Choosing Music for Your Singapore Wedding March-In

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A simple guide for Singaporean couples on selecting the perfect music for their wedding march-in and reception, covering classic and modern choices.

Music creates the mood! For many couples in Singapore, the wedding march-in is the most emotional part of the banquet. The song you choose will be forever linked to that incredible moment when you walk down the aisle. But with so many choices, how do you pick the perfect one? Here is a simple guide to choosing the best music for your big day.


1. Choosing the Right March-In Song

Your first march-in (often as a newly married couple after the solemnisation) needs a powerful, upbeat song. Your second march-in (after the bride changes into her evening gown) can be a bit more fun or dramatic.

  • Focus on the Feel: Do you want a classic, romantic, or modern, upbeat feel? The song should reflect your wedding theme and personalities.
  • Check the Lyrics: If you choose a song with words, listen closely! Make sure the message is positive and truly celebrates love and commitment.
  • The Instrumental Start: Pay attention to the first 30 seconds of the song. Does it start strong and clear enough to make an impact as the doors open?
 

 

2. Popular March-In Choices (Classic & Modern)

While some couples choose their favourite K-Pop ballad or an 80s classic, here are some timeless options often heard at **Singapore wedding banquets**:

  • Classic Romantic: Canon in D (Pachelbel, instrumental), A Thousand Years*(Christina Perri), Perfect (Ed Sheeran).
  • Upbeat & Joyful: Marry You (Bruno Mars), I Choose You (Sara Evans), Sugar (Maroon 5).
  • Disney Magic: Tale as Old as Time (Beauty and the Beast), I See the Light (Tangled), *Can You Feel the Love Tonight* (The Lion King).
 

 

3. Music for the Reception and Cake Cutting

The music playing before and after the main march-in is just as important. It sets the background mood while guests mingle and eat.

  • Ambient Background: For the cocktail hour, choose relaxing jazz, instrumental covers of pop songs, or simple classical music. Keep the volume low so people can talk easily.
  • Cake Cutting & Toast: This moment needs a short, celebratory burst! Choose a bright, punchy song like Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours (Stevie Wonder) or All You Need Is Love (The Beatles).
  • Live Music Option: Hiring a live band or wedding singer is a beautiful touch. They can perform your march-in songs and entertain guests during dinner, adding a classy, dynamic feel to your event.
 
Check the Venue Sound System: Always confirm with your wedding banquet venue or DJ that their sound system is powerful enough and that they have the exact version of the song you want. Test the volume of the march-in music before the event starts!

Choosing the music for your wedding day is a fun way to personalise your celebration. Select songs that have meaning to you as a couple, and the music will perfectly underscore the happiest moments of your life!

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