

The doors open, the DJ hits the chorus and every guest turns to look. The best wedding entrance songs are upbeat and recognised within a few seconds, like "Uptown Funk", "Crazy in Love", "You Make My Dreams", "I Gotta Feeling", "Shut Up and Dance" and "September". Below are 54 of them, sorted into songs for the bridal party, songs for the two of you, classics, Australian favourites and newer hits.
Once you have your song, a DJ from our Sydney wedding DJ listings or Wedded Concierge can cue it to the moment you walk in.
Most receptions use two entrance songs. The bridal party walks in to something loud and fast, then the music changes for your own entrance, which is when guests stand and cheer.
Neither song needs to play in full. Your DJ plays an edit that starts on the part guests know, so decide which moment you want to walk in on: the opening line, the chorus or the drop.
These are the loud, fast and familiar ones, built for a group walking in together.
Your own entrance can be joyful, cheeky or a full singalong. These songs suit a couple walking in hand in hand.
If your guest list runs from teenagers to grandparents, a classic gets everyone singing.
For an Australian reception, a local anthem gets the whole room joining in.
These recent hits suit a younger crowd and keep the entrance current.
Ballads such as "All of Me", "A Thousand Years" and "Can't Help Falling in Love" often appear on entrance lists, but a slow song stalls a walk-in. They suit the first dance far better, a few minutes later.
Our guide to finding your first dance song and the top 50 wedding love songs cover the slower half of the night.
A good DJ or MC times the edit, announces the bridal party by name and lifts the volume as you walk in. Browse wedding DJs in Sydney on Wedded Wonderland, or let Wedded Concierge arrange the music along with your venue and vendors.
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Senior SEO Specialist, Wedded Wonderland
Mark Tuason is the Senior SEO Specialist at Wedded Wonderland, where he writes and refreshes the brand's guides to destination weddings and cultural wedding traditions. He starts with the questions couples search for, checks the answers against trusted sources, and shapes each guide to help them plan, compare and book with confidence. Based in the Philippines, he specialises in content strategy and on-page SEO.
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