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Wedding Highlight Film Music
Wedding instrumental music on Audiosocket appears in this highlight film collection alongside more vocal love songs, since most of these singer-songwriter, folk and indie rock tracks carry a singer. Acoustic and electric guitars lead on instrumentals like Royal and Aureolin by Tiny Houses, while songs such as Crazy Love by Vic & Gab and The Sun and the Moon by Annalise Emerick supply the lyric moments. Happy, in-love moods run through nearly all of it.
25 tracks1 hr 34 minUpdated Oct 8, 2026
About this Playlist
Only about 15 percent of the tracks are instrumental; the rest are vocal love songs, which is what most highlight films use for the montage. The instrumental options are Royal and Aureolin by Tiny Houses, Wind Fool (Instrumental) by Grow and Twine, Coral And Anchors (Instrumental) by Caleb Lovely and Home (Bella Ruse Remix Instrumental) by BJSR. Use those under vows, speeches or a slideshow, and the sung tracks where the lyric can stand in for narration.
It is acoustic-led singer-songwriter, contemporary folk and indie rock with a warm, unhurried feel: acoustic instruments lead more tracks than any other, electric guitars and percussion follow, and keyboards sit underneath on more than half. The editorial sound references are Jason Mraz, John Mayer, Sufjan Stevens and Ingrid Michaelson, and happy and love are tied as the most common moods. A few tracks carry an 80s new wave or alt-country accent for couples who want something less expected.
Tracks average about three minutes forty seconds, among the longest in the catalog, so a single song frequently carries a three to four minute highlight film from first look to send-off without an edit. For a shorter teaser, the sung tracks give you a verse and chorus to cut to, and vocal titles like Where My Heart Belongs and Never Find Another You by Steve Collom give you a lyric to close on.
The instrumental tracks are the safe choice under vows and speeches, because they keep the guitar-and-keys warmth without a lyric fighting the couple's own words; Aureolin by Tiny Houses and Wind Fool (Instrumental) by Grow and Twine are two of the instrumental options. For a slideshow with no speech, the vocal tracks such as Fallin' by Jetty Rae, Give You Me by Grow and Twine or Straight West by Kasket Club provide the emotional throughline, and the chill-tagged cuts suit a quieter photo sequence.
A videographer licenses the track for the finished wedding film and delivers it to the couple as client work, which the license covers along with the couple sharing it on social and YouTube. The license is perpetual for that film, so it never needs renewing, and a monthly or annual subscription lets a videographer license unlimited films during the term. Content ID claims on YouTube are disputed by stating the track was licensed through Audiosocket.