Wedding invitation songs · From the bride's side
Wedding invitation song from the bride's side: a beti vivah nimantran geet
A beti vivah nimantran geet is the invitation song the bride's family sends for their daughter's wedding. With Gaana Invite, it is sung with the bride's name first, her parents and elders by name, every function's date and the venue. Each guest gets their own film, and a voice calls them by name in the song.
Sample film: Mangal Aashirwad, made for a sample family.
What makes it the bride's side invitation?
Three things. The bride's name comes first ("Priya and Rahul"), her family is sung with up to four relatives as a card would list them, and the guests are the ones her parents invite. Both families are always in the song; the order and the guest list are what make it hers.
Many bride's families begin the card with Ganesh ji and ask for the elders' blessing. Mangal Aashirwad does both. It opens with Shri Ganeshay Namah and asks every family, by name, to come with the whole family.
Which functions should the bride's guests see?
Each family's film keeps only the functions on their invitation. A common bride's side list is haldi and mehendi, then the pheras and reception. Leave the baraat out for guests who are not joining it, and their film skips that scene.
Which song suits the bride's side?
Mangal Aashirwad for a traditional family, Padharo Sa if the family is Rajasthani or Marwari, Mahal Romance for a Bollywood feel. For the bride's friends, Lo-fi Love asks each one, quietly and by name, to please come.
Songs that suit
Four songs to hear first
For each guest
What every guest sees
A WhatsApp message from the couple with a link to their song.
One tap: the film plays with sound, in their phone's browser.
The song stops and a voice calls them by name.
Under the film: their functions, the venue with directions, and their invitation to reply.
Price
What it costs
Plus (₹2,999 once per wedding) includes one Gaana Invite song and Signature (₹6,999) includes three, each with every guest called by name. Any other song is ₹499. On the free plan you can hear the first 30 seconds of one song, sung with your names, and buy it for ₹499 as one film for all your guests, without names.
Questions
From the bride's side, answered
What is a beti vivah nimantran geet?
An invitation song for a daughter's wedding, sent by the bride's family. Gaana Invite makes one as a short film for WhatsApp, sung with the bride's name first and her family's names.
What does the guest hear in Mangal Aashirwad?
Their name, then "aap saparivaar padharein": please come with your whole family.
Can her parents' names be in the song?
Yes. Each family can have up to four relatives in the song. Parents are sung by their names with ji, and others as Dada ji, Nani ji, Mama ji, bhaiya or didi.
How much does a bride's side invitation song cost?
Plus (₹2,999 once per wedding) includes one Gaana Invite song and Signature (₹6,999) includes three, each with every guest called by name. Any other song is ₹499. On the free plan you can hear the first 30 seconds of one song, sung with your names, and buy it for ₹499 as one film for all your guests, without names.
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