The wonderful event of wedding is planned in heaven and executed on earth. When two hearts come together to live a life together by making the two hearts to be one, friends, relatives, kith and kin arrive at the occasion to take part in the bash. It is a divine moment with a bliss that everyone would want to enjoy. In the wonderful occasion of marriage, these days people include various celebrations like party, music, sangeet, dance and other related stuffs to make The Wedding Event memorable and joyful than expected. Once all is set, when it is time for Phera, in which Vedic mantras are chanted in the wedding process, except the immediate family members, others start to leave the place to enjoy the dinner as they feel boredom. To ensure that Pherais not boring hitherto, we perform musical Phera at weddings, to make the event more colorful without missing the ancient or Vedic wedding ritual. The fusion of music with traditional Phera makes the wedding glorious than expected. The Vedas and the Hymns of traditional Hindu marriage will be performed with music by experienced musicians. Our expertise in musical Phera has been a great addition in many wedding events in and around the city. With the astounding knowledge in musical Phera and knowing the importance of performing The Wedding Rituals of India, our Musical Phera group brings the rituals lively in the auspicious wedding event. We consider this as a great privilege to be a part of the wedding, making the event true to what is told in the ancient Vedas.
Musical phere is the traditional Hindu wedding ceremony performed with live music. Two pandits conduct the Vedic rituals and mantras while Malang Music Group's musicians play Rajasthani wedding songs and devotional pieces timed to each of the seven pheras, so guests stay engaged instead of leaving for dinner during the ceremony.
Yes. Both musical phere options from Malang Music Group include two pandits who conduct the full Vedic ceremony, along with the musicians and a manager. If the family has its own pandit, our musicians can perform alongside him instead.
A musical phere ceremony takes about 60 to 90 minutes, depending on the rituals the family follows. The music is timed to each phera and ritual, so the ceremony keeps its traditional length while staying lively for guests.
Musical phere from Malang Music Group is ₹71,000 for the 5-artist option (2 pandits and 3 musicians) or ₹1,00,000 for the 7-artist option (2 pandits, 4 musicians and an old-Bollywood songs singer). Both include a manager. GST and travel outside Jaipur are extra.
Yes. The pandits perform standard Hindu Vedic rituals, so musical phere suits Marwari, Punjabi, Gujarati, UP and other North Indian weddings. The music can be adjusted to include songs from the family's own tradition alongside Rajasthani folk.