Guest arrival
A live welcome near the approach or entrance, subject to access and where guests will gather.
Wedding dhol
Choose one focused point in the day or connect several, with every cue and route discussed around your wedding schedule.
Across the day
A guest welcome creates atmosphere at the point of arrival. A ceremony or couple entrance needs a precise cue and route. A reception set is a separate feature within the evening.
You can request an entrance only, a performance set, or a combination with time between them. The suitable arrangement depends on the venue, running order and the people involved.
Wedding moments
The final format can be coordinated with your organiser, venue, toastmaster or DJ.
A live welcome near the approach or entrance, subject to access and where guests will gather.
A defined start point, walking route and finish aligned to the next part of the day.
A dance-floor opening or selected set with a clear handover to the DJ or host.
Coordination
Share who is entering, where the players should meet, the intended route, the music cue and who can authorise the start. Venue access, parking and sound considerations should be raised early.
Outfits and presentation can be discussed when preparing the quotation. Available options depend on the booking.
Wedding questions
Yes. Include both approximate timings and explain how each point fits into the running order.
Yes. Share the intended track, cue and finish so the handover can be discussed in advance.
It can be considered where the venue has a suitable arrival area and the timing does not conflict with access or other parts of the wedding.
Provide the date, venue or postcode, intended moments, approximate timings, preferred player number and any route or clothing requirements.
For a moving procession or groom arrival, explore baraat and groom entrance dhol. For evening cueing and dance-floor options, read about reception dhol performances.
Include the venue, timings, route and whether you need an entrance, set or both.