The arrival,
handled.
The most filmed fifteen minutes of the weekend. Sher brings the dhol, the sound, the host, the effects and the cameras as one moving production, timed to the second the doors open.
One procession. One crew.
Book the Baraat on its own or as part of your weekend.
- Dhol ensemble
- Mobile Baraat sound
- Hype host who keeps the clock
- CO2 and confetti at the arrival
- Film from every angle
- Route and timing set with your venue
The arrival,
in motion.
Flowers on the car, the groom on the move and the whole family dancing him in. A few seconds from one of our Baraats.
The route
We walk the path with your venue: start point, distance, sound rules and where the families meet.
The score
A setlist built to peak twice: once on the way in, once at the doors. Your entrance song lands on cue.
The clock
Most venues give the Baraat a set window. Our host keeps the procession moving so the Milni starts on time.
The handoff
Dhol fades, ceremony audio takes over. The same crew runs both, so there is no gap and no silence.