75 Wedding Entrance Songs for an Epic Grand Entrance (2025)

Your grand entrance is the moment the party officially starts. The doors open, your names get announced, and you walk in as a married couple for the first time while everyone cheers.

Here's what I've learned after 100+ wedding entrances: the energy of this moment sets the tone for your entire reception. Walk in to something boring and people politely clap. Walk in to a banger and people lose their minds.

Most couples overthink the first dance and underthink the entrance. This is backwards. The entrance is actually easier to nail—you just need a high-energy song and 30 seconds of confidence.

Type 1: The High-Energy Banger

What it is: You walk in to something with huge energy—people cheer, you high-five guests, maybe dance a little, definitely look excited. Best for couples who want to set a party tone immediately.

Type 2: The Walk-Out Classic

What it is: More composed entrance. You walk in confidently while something iconic plays. Less dancing, more swagger. Best for couples who want to feel like champions without choreography.

Type 3: The Choreographed Routine

What it is: Full planned dance entrance with your bridal party. Think viral YouTube wedding videos. Best for couples and bridal parties who can actually dance and have rehearsed. Warning: If your bridal party can't commit to practicing, don't attempt this.

These songs make people lose their minds. Walk in to any of these with confidence and your entrance will be memorable.

More High-Energy Options

These songs have swagger but don't require you to actually dance. Walk in with confidence and you're golden.

Sports Walk-Out Vibes

Not as intense as the bangers, but full of joy and positive energy.

For Colorado ranch weddings and couples who want country energy.

For couples who want to surprise their guests. Nerdy/TV theme entrances work great when both partners are into it and their crowd will get the reference.

The song choice matters less than your energy. I've seen couples walk in to "Uptown Funk" looking bored, and couples walk in to "Can't Stop the Feeling" like they just won the Super Bowl. Energy wins.

Don't pick something only you know. If guests don't recognize the song, they won't react. Familiar songs get bigger reactions.

Think about your intro. Most entrance songs have a buildup before the main beat drops. You want to time your actual entrance to that drop.

High energy + short walk = great entrance. If your walk from the door to the dance floor is 30 seconds, you need 30 seconds of energy. If the song is 4 minutes, we're fading it once you're in position.

Bridal Party Entrance Songs — Songs for when your wedding party walks in before you.

First Dance Songs — The complete guide to picking your first dance.

Wedding Reception Timeline — How to structure your reception for maximum fun.

80s Wedding Songs — Throwback hits that never fail on the dance floor.

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