Weddings
Gujarati wedding & garba DJ
Garba circles that never break, then a Bollywood party when the raas ends.
- Continuous garba & raas
- Pithi to reception
- Ceremony audio
What's included
Pick what you need. We run it all.
Garba and raas rounds
Continuous mixed garba and dandiya raas with smooth tempo changes.
Pithi and mehndi
Folk and family songs for the pre-wedding events.
Baraat
Live dhol and portable sound.
Ceremony audio
Microphones for the maharaj and background music.
Reception
Entrances, speeches, effects and an open floor.
Lighting
Warm uplighting for garba halls and moving heads for the party.
What clients say
I had all my wedding events from them, Kaka G is great MC and his brother definitely know how to keep everyone on the dance floor.
How it runs
How a Gujarati wedding weekend runs
- PithiFamily morning
- Garba nightCircles
- BaraatProcession
- CeremonyAudio
- ReceptionParty
Questions
Good to know
Can you play a full garba night?
Yes. We play continuous garba and raas rounds and switch to Bollywood and bhangra afterwards.
Do you play garba at the reception too?
Yes, many Gujarati receptions include a garba round in the open floor.
Do you provide microphones for the ceremony?
Yes, for the maharaj and family, with soft background music.
Do you cover garba events outside weddings?
Yes, including Navratri garba and dandiya nights for community groups.
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DJ Wale plays Gujarati weddings across central Ohio, including garba and raas nights, pithi, baraat, ceremony audio and the reception. We play continuous garba and raas rounds that keep the circle moving, then switch to Bollywood, bhangra and Top 40 when the floor is ready.
A Gujarati wedding usually has a full garba night, and garba is its own skill. The circle needs continuous rhythm, smooth tempo changes and the right moments to switch from garba to dandiya raas. Stop the music for too long and the circle breaks.
We play long, mixed garba rounds that move from traditional garba to modern remixes, then raas with dandiya, and we know when to let the circle rest. When the garba ends, the same set turns into a Bollywood and bhangra party.
We also handle the pithi, the baraat with dhol, ceremony microphones for the maharaj and the reception, so one team carries the music through every day.
How it runs, step by step
- Family morning: Gujarati folk songs and light Bollywood.
- Circles: Mixed garba rounds, then dandiya raas, then a Bollywood party.
- Procession: Dhol and baraat songs to the venue.
- Audio: Clear microphones for the maharaj and soft music.
- Party: Entrances, first dance and an open floor with a garba round.
The music
Traditional garba, modern garba remixes, raas, Bollywood wedding songs, bhangra and Top 40. Tell us the garba songs your family always dances to, and we will build the rounds around them.
Planning tips
- Plan at least 60 to 90 minutes of garba on a garba night; guests will dance longer than you think.
- Order dandiya sticks for the raas round and decide when to hand them out.
- Pick a hall with enough open floor for circles; we can advise on layout.
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