Dreaming about a magical entry on your Big day? Only the perfect Bride Entrance songs can make it possible!

After hours and hours of preparation getting every thing right for are wedding day, all the bride’s I know will spend lots of time deliberating how to make the bride’s entrance truly special, and the need for the perfect music to match. Walking down the aisle is a momentous occasion for any bride, let alone at an Indian Wedding Ceremony.

As a wedding photographer I have heard lots of Bollywood Indian wedding entrance songs, here is the list of  popular songs for you to listen to and choose that perfect music and romantic lyrics sung by a true artist for your bridal entry.

Best Bollywood Songs for Indian Bride’s Entrance

Laal Ishq – RamLeela

 

Can’t stop listening to this beautiful song, One of the most beautiful, heart touching songs  from “Laal Ishq” from Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela.

Film: Goliyon Ki Raasleela: Ram-Leela
Artist: Arijit Singh
Wedding type: Regal, Traditional

Manwa Laage – Happy New Year

Uplifting vocals of Shreya Ghoshal and Arijit Singh makes this an apt selection for a bride who prefers a pleasant background score for her bridal entrance as she approach’s wedding mandap to the soulful words of this song.

Song – Manwa Laage
Movie – Happy New Year
Singers – Shreya Ghoshal,Arijit Singh
Music Director  – Vishal-Shekhar
LYRICS – Irshad Kamil
Music Label – T-Series

Tu Tu Hai Wohi (The Unwind Mix) by Jonita Gandhi

Singer: Jonita Gandhi, a smooth sensuous performance of the classics by one of  the best modern day female singer in Bollywood. I am sure we’ll see more great songs from her in 2019 too.

Original Composer – R. D. Burman

Original Lyricist – Gulshan Bawra

Wedding type: Classic / Romantic, Summer, Regal, Traditional

Jashn-E-Bahara – Instrumental

Beautiful instrumental music with a melodious tune,  this song makes you fall in love indian culture. Jashn E Bahaaraa composed by A.R.Rahman my favourite music composer.  Indian Wedding Bridal Entrance Songs

Film: Jodhaa Akbar
Composer: A.R. Rahman
Wedding type: Classic / Romantic, Regal, Traditional

O Re Piya – Aaja Nachle

The most beautiful thing about music is that unites people from all around the world and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s songs are  full of emotions and sensation – O Re Piya –  O my beloved  | Udne Laga Kyon Man Baawla Re  –  Why did this crazy heart started flying.  This is  an addiction song, the more you listen the more  you want to listen it again and again.  No wonder this is a favourite for many brides as she let’s the beautiful feeling called love take over walking down the aisle.

Song: O Re Piya
Singer: Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
Music: Salim-Sulaiman
Lyrics: Jaideep Sahni

Niraj Chag –  It’s Life

I first heard this when I was photographing a Hindu wedding in Wembley and Musicalmovements were the doing the wedding music during the ceremony.  Listen to this melodious instrumental, it an absolute delight,  this song makes me feel happy and eager to visit India again! Brides, this hidden treasure and it could be your wedding song!! Simple, yet a majestic tune. Will there ever  be any better entry music?

Music: Niraj Chaj

Album: The Lost Souls

Raabta (Kehte Hain Khuda)

A romantic Hindi song from the music of Bollywood films. The beautiful romance of the lyrics evoke emotions of destiny and soulmate, symbolic as the bride walks down the aisle to her husband-to-be. The song has three other versions in the movie.

Movie: Agent Vinod
Singer: Hamsika, Arijit Singh, Joi
Music Director: Pritam
Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattachrya

Teri ore – Singh is King

This romantic song will never be old!!  A tune that lifts the sprites and heart,  actually this song is heart touching. Little wonder it is a great a favourite number as an Indian bride entrance songs as she makes her way to her love on the wedding day.

Song – Teri Ore
Movie – Singh Is Kinng
Singers – Rahat Fateh Ali Khan & Shreya Ghoshal
Lyrics – Mayur Puri
Composer – Pritam

Pehla Nasha –  Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar

One of the best original sound tracks from Bollywood Indian films. Ahead of its time this song was released 25 years ago and still a love anthem. This song is so nice it makes you feel that you are in lov. What a classic composition. A vintage, ever green romantic traditional ballad that will still be heard at wedding entrances in 2019

Artists: Udit Narayan, Sadhana Sargam

Mangalayam –  Saathiya

A movie, when couple discovers the true meaning of love and fall in love marriage is the goal.  The song is a classic,  romantic and regal.  Just as any woman who is about to be married would want as the bride entrance songs as she walks to her future spouse.

Film: Saathiya
Artists: A.R. Rahman, KK, Shaan, Kunal Ganjawala, Srinivas

 

Surili akhiyon wali – Veer

A beautiful London setting, this song is so amazing and heart touching. Any person listening this wedding number will love very much.

 

Pick of the Indian Bridal Entrance Songs

Once you have gone the above Top Indian Wedding Bridal Entrance Songs list I hope you come away saying to yourself  “OMG , that’s for my entrance song!”

You should have no words to describe the feeling when listening to the melody that is very close to your heart. A good song to pull at the heart strings.

 

 

More more  information contact:

Bipin Dattani Photography

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Pinner,

Greater London,

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As usual Indian weddings have lots of celebrations preceding the wedding day and all are full colour, splendour and excitement. There are countless customs and many sub-cultures that I will only deal with a few as a guide for you. Remember his is a summery from a wedding photographers point of view.

Pre-Wedding Customs

These events are extremely important to Indian weddings and are deemed to be necessary events for the pending wedding.

Listed below are couple of the rituals that are observed by the Hindu community, even here in London.

Mehndi Party:
This is kept the night before the wedding and normally it’s the ladies on the bride’s side celebrate this ritual.

A professional mehndi artist and talented relatives will apply henna in very sophisticated designs to the hands and feet of the bride and other women family members would like to have the henna done.

These designs are meant to signify beauty, a spiritual awakening and joy.
Guests at the event dress in bright colours after all it an Indian party, and there will be singing and dancing to traditional wedding songs.

Pithi:
This ceremony is performed for good luck. Usually the bride and groom have separate pithi ceremonies at the respective family homes.

Pithi is a paste made primarily from turmeric (haldi) and water, some time rose water is used too.
Members of the family and well wishers of the bride and groom will administer this paste on the groom/bride’s face and feet.

This pithi ceremony occurs a day or two before the wedding and is believed to even the skin tones and brighten the skin for the special day.

Indian Weddings London and The Ceremony Explained in Short:

This wedding ceremony is essentially a sequence of sacred rituals that join the bride and groom as husband and wife. Indian see this as joining of families too and for most part, the families play a major part in lifestyle of the bride and groom here for support and guidance.

Baraat: The wedding ceremony begins with the arrival of the groom’s procession with droll players, traditionally on a horse or an elephant. In London a wedding car will have to the substitute.

Milni is the meeting of the families, where the bride’s family greets the groom’s family. In some communities garlands are exchanged.

Traditionally Ganesh Puja would take place, this is the prayer to the Lord Ganesh and the start of the ceremony. However, in 2018 most Londoners have this ceremony the day prior the wedding.

Kanya Aagaman is the arrival of the bride escorted by family members, for hindu’s this is the mama (the bride mother’s brother) or the brother

Jai Mala is the exchanging of flower garlands by the bride and groom.

Kanyadaan and Hasta Melap is when the father of the bride places her hand on the groom’s hand and pours holy water over both hands. The groom’s scarf is then tied/attached to the bride’s wedding sari to embody an eternal bond of marital life.

 

Vivah Havan is when the priest lights the sacred fire or Agni to represent it’s holy presence as a witness and it is believed that promises made in the presence of Agni are made in the presence of God.

 

Mangal Phere is when the bride and groom circle around the very sacred fire four or seven times (again regional variance where the family come from from back in India) each circle representing their aspirations in life.

Saptapadi is the seven sacred steps the bride and groom take with each step making a special sacred vows to each other.

The bride and groom then return to their seats and the bride then moves to sit at the groom’s side taking the place closest to the groom’s heart.

Mangalsutra:
The groom then offers his lifelong protection putting a necklace made of gold and black beads around her neck.

Sindoor or red vermilion powder is put by the groom on the bride’s forehead, this ritual now signifies the bride’s status as a married woman.

Wedding rings: At some Indian weddings, the rings may be exchanged and they feed each other some sweets.

Aashirvaad is the final blessing of the married couple and and generally a total of four ladies of the two families whisper blessings into the bride’s ear.

Blessings of the Indian Priest and Parents:
The couple bows down to the priest, and their parents to receive their final blessings.

The wedding is now complete and lastly the guests shower the newly married couple with flower petals and rice as a way of wishing them a happy and long marriage.

Hope you can find this summery of the cultural tradition of indian wedding ceremony wonderful to make your day even more special.

Bipin Dattani has a great passion for wedding photography and in particular likes to capture creative wedding and fine-art photos without breaking the bank. If you ‘d like to see more of Bipin’s Indian weddings london photography, then you can go to his portfolio page.

I am a wedding photographer in London. Over the last 16 years in the profession, I have come across many mandap and wedding stage hire companies.

For any Hindu, Jain and Indian wedding a mandap stage is  temporarily erected.  So choosing of wedding mandaps London the centre of attention for any bride’s family.  After all, this will be the holy covered structure with four pillars in which the priest will conduct the wedding ceremony and in which the bride & groom perform sacred ritual ceremonies like Mangal Phera, Kanyadan, Jaimala, and Mangalsutra.

Indian wedding mandap hire prices and costs range from affordable to high end depending on the style you opt for ranging from crystal, to carved wooden mandaps to elegant drape mandaps or bespoke unique fresh flowers stages

List of mandap and wedding stage hire companies in London

• Jay & I Events Wembley
• Exquisite Mandaps Decor
• EM Designs London
• Gayatri Weddings (Stanmore)
• Wed-In-Style (Harrow, Perivale Greenford, Ilford, Tooting)
• Shenai Weddings & Mandaps
• Rivaaj Weddings based in Mill Hill East
• Om Creatives in Edgware

Above is a list of the London’s wedding stage hire and decor companies.