Wedding invitation songs · From the groom's side
Wedding invitation song from the groom's side
For the groom's side, a wedding invitation song should put the groom's name first, sing his family by name and give the baraat its moment. In Gaana Invite you choose whose name comes first, add up to four relatives from each family, and send each guest a film with only the functions they are invited to, the baraat included.
Sample film: 90s Wali Shaadi, made for a sample family.
How does the song change for the groom's side?
When you fill in the song, you choose which name comes first. Put the groom first and it is sung as "Rahul and Priya" rather than "Priya and Rahul". Both families are always in the song, each with up to four relatives, sung the way a card lists them: the parents by name with ji, then Dada ji, Chacha ji, bhaiya or didi.
Each song keeps its own details, so the groom's family can send one song with his name first while the bride's family sends another with hers.
Should the groom's guests see the baraat?
Usually yes, and many of the bride's guests no. Every Gaana film has a baraat scene, and each family's film keeps only the functions on their own invitation. The groom's relatives can get haldi, baraat, pheras and reception, while a colleague invited only to the reception gets just that.
Which song suits the groom's side?
For a groom's family that wants the invitation to feel big, 90s Wali Shaadi or Mahal Romance. For his friends, Yaaron Ki Shaadi calls each one out by name and tells them no excuse will work this time. If the family begins every card with Ganesh ji, Mangal Aashirwad opens with Shri Ganeshay Namah.
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 groom's side, answered
Can the bride's side and the groom's side send different songs?
Yes. Each song keeps its own details, including whose name comes first. Plus includes one song, Signature includes three, and any other song is ₹499.
Is the groom's name sung or only shown?
Sung. Your song is written and sung for your wedding with both your names, both families, every function's date, the venue and the city. Each guest's own name is spoken by a voice in the song's break.
Can the groom's friends get a different song from his relatives?
Yes. Make a family song and a friends' song, and send each group its own. Each guest's film still keeps only the functions they are invited to.
How much does a wedding invitation song from the groom's side 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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