 Background
Wedding Ceremony Music DJ
Your
Asian wedding ceremony is an emotional and exciting time,
with our unique music we can help this ceremony be more
entertaining to your guests. We believe music plays an important
role in creating the right atmosphere on the day, so be
it the Mandhvo Vidhi, Ganesh Pooja, Kanyadhan or Mangal
Pheras, we will play the right music for the right rituals
under the mandap. We work with Bride to help her select
her entrance song and can even suggest different styles
of entering.
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Our Unique
Gujarati Music
We are not traditional DJ's as we do not perform
at Clubs, Parties and Receptions, our ENTIRE music collection
is based around the wedding day and its key ceremonies. With
the help of poets and songwriters in the UK and in India,
we produce our own Gujarati Lagna Geets and Shehnai albums
professionally and use these ONLY at the weddings we perform
at. These ongoing recording projects enable us to bring higher
standards of music to the mandap ceremony. These copyrighted
recordings are not available for sale.
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The type of Hindu Ceremonies we perform at:
Silent
Ceremony - Explanation of ceremony by Priest in Gujarati &
English
If your Indian ceremony
is to be conducted in silence, with the Priest performing
the rituals and explaining this to the couple and the audience
in Gujarati & English, then we can enhance this service
with our own traditional light background music score based
around the Priest’s speech. When a specific ritual takes
place, we can play the Gujarati wedding ceremony song associated
with this to help create and maintain a traditional mood.
We call these type of weddings ‘silent weddings’
as the focus is on the ceremony by ALL invited guests and
on the Priest as he performs the rituals. Once the relatively
short ceremony of approx 90mins has been completed, we then
play a selection of Hindi songs and or hindi instrumentals.
See our links page with priests who we work with
and who offer this type of ceremony.
Traditional
Ceremony
Some communities’ ceremonies are more informal, with
guests attending and watching but not necessarily observing
silence during the ceremony and the priest only addresses
the couple in the Mandap. For this type of wedding, we generally
play a mixture of traditional Gujarati wedding songs whilst
key rituals are taking place. Once the ceremony has been completed,
we then play a selection of Hindi songs and or Hindi instrumentals. |
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