Break the Distance
Upbeat at 128 BPM, with a chorus that lands at 0:44 and a beat the whole room can clap to.
128 BPM · B minor · 3:50
Wedding Entrance Songs for the Couple and the Bridal Party
Your grand entrance at the reception is the first time you are introduced to everyone as a married couple. These songs have a clear build and a chorus you can time to the moment the doors open.
For the couple
The Place Where We Belong
Soft at first, then the chorus opens wide at 1:16: for a slow build and a big reveal.
126 BPM · E♭ major · 3:45
For the bridal party
Wildlands (Festival Anthem)
A festival version built for a crowd, steady at 126 BPM, with the first chorus at 1:28: room for about eight pairs to come in before it lands.
126 BPM · D minor · 4:52
Wildlands
A shout and a choir, then the first big drop at 1:35. For a bridal party that wants to come in dancing.
156 BPM · D minor · 4:18
Tips
Ask the DJ to cue the song so the chorus starts as you step through the doors: Break the Distance at 0:44, The Place Where We Belong at 1:16.
For the bridal party, allow about ten seconds per pair. Save your own entrance for last, when the DJ switches to your song.
If the first dance comes right after the entrance, use a different song for each: for example Break the Distance to walk in and The Place Where We Belong to dance to.
Common questions
| What is a good wedding entrance song? | One with a clear build and a chorus that lands as you walk in. Break the Distance has its chorus at 0:44 and a beat the room can clap to. |
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| What songs work for a bridal party entrance? | Upbeat, steady songs, so every pair gets a moment and the DJ can fade out once everyone is in. Wildlands (Festival Anthem) holds 126 BPM, with its first chorus at 1:28. |
| How do I find a wedding entrance song no one else uses? | Pick a song your guests have not heard at other weddings. Songs by an independent artist like ELYAZ give the entrance a sound of its own. |