Wedding Songs

Top Ten Indian Wedding Songs

Although wedding traditions vary from country to country, the organizing process it’s pretty much the same, regardless your location. All the important steps in a wedding need to be planned with care so that everything can be a success: deciding on the menu, choosing the decorations and the invitation cards, selecting the bouquet and the cake, and many other small tasks. If some of these you can pass to your family to help you, there are some steps that are absolutely necessary to be made by the bride and the groom. One of them it’s the music selection. This aspect it’s elementary for a wedding and should be treated with interest.

Depending on your nationality or the place you live, you can choose to play at your wedding only traditional music, without any international influences. If by chance you are planning an Indian themed wedding or your event it’s going to take place in India, you should check below the top ten Indian wedding songs. I’m sure you will find some lovely songs to fit every part of your wedding.

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“Muhjse Shaadi Karogi” it’s a song that can be translated as “Will You Marry Me” and it’s a nice choice to play on the background while you and your beloved one say ”I do”. The Indian song called “You’re My Love” can be played while couples say their vows, because the lyrics talk about eternal love and the promises two people make one another. “Kajra Re” song it’s a song that any bride would like to listen on the background while she walks down the aisle. “Maa da Ladla” song it’s perfect for the mother son dance because the lyrics talk about the joy that a mother feels when she sees her son in his wedding day. For the first dance, you have to choose a romantic song like “Mind Blowing Mahiya”, to mark the love you two share.

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For the last dance you can pick a song like “Tu Hai To I’ll Be All Right” which means “If you’re there I’ll be all right”. This song it’s proper for that moment because the lyrics talk about a new beginning in life. For the bouquet tossing moment, the best Indian song that you can play it’s the “Mast Kalandar”, mostly because the lyrics talk about good luck. For the dancing moments you will need lots of cheerful songs like “Dhoom Machale” which means “Let’s go crazy”.

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The title it’s the best 3 words description for the song. You can also choose to play “Mauja Hi Mauja”, the most joyful Indian song I’ve ever heard, or “Soni de Nakhre”, a song that will surely keep you dancing. This top ten Indian wedding songs was built only as a start point for all you future brides and grooms. The real search it’s only beginning because in case you didn’t know, you will need at least 100 songs for the wedding receptions. In this case, I wish you happy searching.