About

Wedding Lineup Idea refers to memes and jokes inspired by the Second Bridesmaid Running meme, with TikTokers sharing ideas for what song would play as the bride enters the wedding ceremony. In June 2025, TikTokers and Instagram users began sharing joke choreographies for how their bridal party would make their entrance, matching participants like bridesmaids, groomsmen, flower girls and ring bearers to the beats and beats per minute (BPMs) of different, often fast-paced songs. The memes were inspired by a March 2025 video posted by TikToker @fabhann, whose idea of walking out to the song "Ordinary" by Alex Warren drew attention for giving the second bridesmaid little to no time to hurry down the aisle.

Origin

Precursor

On March 21st, 2025, TikToker^[1] @fabhann posted a video describing how she would choreograph her bridal entry to match the beats of the song "Ordinary" by Alex Warren. The caption on the video read, "I don't want to get married yet but I've just found the song I want to walk down the aisle to," and the post gathered over 31 million plays and 2.7 million likes in two months.

Several internet users joked about how the pacing of the song left little to no time for the bridesmaids to make their way down the aisle, as seen in a March 28th, 2025 TikTok^[2] posted by user @hallfarmsweddings in which three women sprint to try and match the pace of the song, gathering over 30 million views and 4 million likes in two months.

Wedding Lineup Idea Trend

In June 2025, TikTokers began sharing their own, often ironic, ideas for a wedding walk-out song, with TikToker^[3] @constantijoeple posting a video, titled "Wedding Lineup Idea," showing his proposed choreography to the bridal party entering to the tune of "Creepy and simple horror background music." The June 22nd, 2025, video gathered over 8 million plays and 1.5 million likes in four days.

Also on June 22nd, TikToker^[5] @steffandoyle posted a video showing his "Wedding lineup idea" set to the song "Swish Swish" by Katy Perry. The post gathered over 20 million plays and 3.6 million likes in four days.

TikToker^[9] @therealsamwisegamgee also posted a video participating in the "Wedding lineup" meme on June 22nd, gathering over 1.9 million plays and 290,000 likes on a video showing how characters like "random guy," "groom's x" and a "poisonous mist" would enter the wedding venue.

Spread

On June 24th, 2025, TikToker^[4] @tay.mp333 posted a video about her "Wedding lineup idea," showing the bride and groom's party exiting to a ballroom drag sound while doing "death drops." The video gathered over 22 million plays and 4 million likes in two days.

On June 25th, Instagram^[6] user @notmarkiee posted his take on the "Wedding Lineup" meme, showing how the bride and groom's party could enter to a remix of the song "Rockstar" by Post Malone, gathering over 1 million plays and 96,000 likes in a day.

Also on June 25th, 2025, TikToker^[7] @flopikachus posted a crude video edit visualising TikToker^[8] @ferraurie's wedding lineup idea, which shows the bridesmaids, flower girls and YouTuber Markeplier exiting before the bride arrives on a pogo stick. The video gathered over 2.6 million plays and 400,000 likes in a day.

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