Wedding Song Prompts You Can Copy
Sangeet, haldi, baraat entry, bride and groom entry, first dance and vidaai — 15+ prompts written for each specific moment, not one generic 'wedding song' request.
"Wedding song" covers moments that need almost nothing in common musically. A baraat entry wants brass and dhol loud enough to lead a street crowd. A vidaai wants something tender enough to make the room go quiet. A first dance wants a duet that two people can actually sway to. Naming the specific moment in the prompt matters more than naming 'wedding' itself.
Below are 15+ prompts organised by moment — sangeet and haldi, baraat and entry, first dance and vidaai. Paste one directly into Autunes' song creator, or swap in the couple's names for a genuinely personalised version.
Why creators choose Autunes
One prompt per moment
A baraat entry and a vidaai are built from different instrument choices and tempos — these prompts are written for the specific moment, not a generic 'wedding' request.
Names in the lyrics
Add the couple's names and story to any prompt's lyrics for a track that's genuinely personal, not generic.
Any language, 70+ genres
Hindi, Punjabi, English and dozens more, across bhangra, filmi, acoustic ballad and fusion styles.
Ready in minutes, not weeks
No composer booking or studio session — describe the moment, generate, and refine the prompt until it fits.
Wedding-film ready
Pro and Creator plans include a commercial licence, so videographers can use a generated track in a client's wedding film.
Free credits to try a few
25 lifetime signup credits plus 20 free credits every day after that — enough to test a baraat track and a first-dance song before paying.
Sangeet and haldi prompts
Sangeet and haldi music wants energy and warmth over polish — dhol, dholki and group vocals, tempos built for dancing rather than listening quietly.
- High-energy sangeet dance number in Hindi-Punjabi, female lead with group chorus, dhol and modern beat, 132 BPM, playful and celebratory.
- Haldi ceremony song in Hindi, cheerful mixed chorus, dholki and clapping, 116 BPM, sunny and lighthearted.
- Big sangeet mashup-energy instrumental, no vocals needed, dhol and brass stabs, 130 BPM, big and danceable.
- Family sangeet song with everyone's names woven into the lyrics, warm mixed vocal, harmonium and dholki, 108 BPM, affectionate and fun.
- Punjabi giddha-inspired haldi song, spirited female vocal, dholki and tumbi, 120 BPM, bright and communal.
Baraat, groom and bride entry prompts
Entry moments need to fill a room or a street — brass, dhol and shehnai carry further than a delicate acoustic arrangement, so lean into volume and grandeur for these.
- Punjabi baraat entry anthem, brass band and dhol, male lead with chorus chants, 138 BPM, loud and triumphant.
- Grand groom entry song in Hindi, powerful male vocal, dhol and shehnai, 128 BPM, majestic and confident.
- Bride's entry song in Hindi, tender female vocal, strings and soft tabla, 84 BPM, elegant and glowing.
- Modern fusion baraat track, English-Hindi mix, dhol with an electronic bass drop, 140 BPM, high-energy crossover.
- Royal wedding entry instrumental, no vocals, shehnai and strings building to full orchestra, 90 BPM, grand and ceremonial.
First dance and vidaai prompts
These are the quiet moments — first dance and vidaai both want restraint, space, and a vocal that carries emotion rather than energy. Piano, acoustic guitar and strings do most of the work.
- Soft first-dance ballad in English, intimate male-female duet, piano and strings, 68 BPM, romantic and slow.
- Bollywood-style first dance song in Hindi, tender vocal duet, acoustic guitar and light strings, 76 BPM, warm and cinematic.
- Bride's vidaai song in Hindi, emotional female vocal, harmonium and strings, slow 60 BPM, bittersweet and tearful.
- Emotional father-daughter dance song in English, gentle male vocal, piano and cello, 66 BPM, nostalgic and tender.
- Anniversary or vow-renewal song with the couple's names in the lyrics, warm duet vocal, acoustic guitar and strings, 90 BPM, heartfelt.
- Instrumental vidaai underscore, no vocals, solo shehnai over soft strings, 58 BPM, mournful and tender.
Frequently asked questions
Can I add the couple's names to these prompts?
Yes. Add names and a short detail of their story to the lyrics on any prompt above, and Autunes weaves them into a personalised song.
Which prompt should I use for a baraat entry?
Look for brass, dhol and a fast tempo — the baraat and groom-entry prompts above are built for volume and momentum, not a delicate arrangement.
Can a videographer use a generated wedding song in a client's film?
Free-tier songs are for personal use. Pro and Creator plans include a full commercial licence covering client wedding films and monetized content.
How long does it take to generate a wedding song?
Minutes. Paste a prompt, generate, listen, and adjust the wording if the mood or instrumentation isn't quite right.
Can I write the song in Punjabi or another language?
Yes. Autunes supports 50+ languages — name the language in the prompt or paste lyrics directly in that language.
Is this free to try?
Yes. New accounts get 25 lifetime signup credits plus 20 free credits every day after that. A song costs 10 credits on Zori5 Turbo or 15 on Zori5 XL.
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