It is said that “When you have finally found true love, you want the new phase of your life to start as soon as possible.“. And why not, humans are not programmed to spend their lives alone. After a while, we all just want to find someone with whom we can share our ups and downs of life.
Though with time, the institution of marriage is losing its charm, still in our culture it’s considered an important aspect of human life and hence results in huge gatherings which in turn require some efficient managerial skills. With so many tasks at hand, it often becomes difficult to focus on Jija and Fuffads , the repercussion of which is well-known to all of us 😉
So to reduce your burden and help you serve “Jijas” and “fuffads” better, here we’ve curated a list of the best Punjabi wedding songs that will add another dimension to your special day. This playlist contains songs from the entire spectrum of situations that go inside a wedding hall.
Here we go:
#1: Din Shagna Da by Jasleen Royal
Doli leke main aavan,
Aatishbazi karaake, Tenu leke main jaavan
This song from Jasleen Royal has become the official wedding anthem of North India. Though the song was already very popular, after the wedding of Virat and Anushka, it became the talk of the town.
The ambiance this song creates in the wedding hall is completely unprecedented.
People literally want their loved ones to get married soon so they can witness this song being played on them 😉
#2: Kaake Da Viyah by Jordan Sandhu
Ajj sadde kake da viah bai ji
This song by Jordan Sandhu from the movie Kaake Da Viah will force the entire family to come on the dance floor.
After all, it’s their Kaaka’s Viah 😉 ( child’s marriage)
The lyrics will definitely resonate with anyone who has witnessed a Punjabi wedding. There is a line that says,
“Fuffad vi laina ae mana bai ji
Bebe baapu karde salaah bai ji”
And that’s so true. Hardly can a Punjabi wedding get completed without “Fuffads” creating a scene. No matter how good your managerial skills are, keeping fuffads happy is going to be an uphill task 😉 This song does offer some help though.
#3: Chunni Cho Asmaan by Bir Singh
Hun main chetti chauna vekkhna,
Teri chunni cho Asmaan
This song by Bir Singh from the movie Bhajjo Veero Ve has some of the best metaphors about falling in love. One of the lines says your entry into my life is like,
“Jiven Kulli Wala Paa Lave
Arshan Vicch Makan”
These lines when played in the wedding hall will unequivocally convey to your partner, how much they mean to you. It will let them know that they are irreplaceable in your life
That makes it a must-have song on your wedding playlist.
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#4: Guddiyan Patole by Gurnam Bhullar
Jivein guddiyan ho naal patole
Ve tere naal main jachdi
Written and Sung by Gurnam Bhullar, this song has just the right words to express all your feelings. In the words of Gurnam Bhullar,
“Khaate umraan de tere naam khole
Ve tere naal main jachdi”
The quoted words above mean, “I’ve opened my account with you, for a lifetime. We look Great Together”. Perfect words to mark the beginning of your vintage journey of lifelong togetherness.
#5: Jhalle by Gurnam Bhullar
Jhalla jeha main, tu vi jhalli mil gayi
What I believe is that “Craziness is to happy life as air is to breathing— without craziness, it’s just another boring story in the library of life.”
This song again written and sung by Gurnam Bhullar proposes the same ideology. It will definitely appeal to you if both you and your partner are a little crazy. It’s really difficult to find someone with the same level of craziness. If you have found one, celebrate it with this high voltage song and let the self-proclaimed intellectuals be jealous.
In the words of Gurnam Bhullar,
“Sad-deya nu Sadi Jaande
Gallan Naina Thayin Kari Jande”
#6: Kanda Kacheya Ne by Jyotica Tangri
Laggi Khushiyan Di Jadiyan Ne, Laggi Khushiyan Di Jadiyan Ne
Rabb Ne Milayayian Jodiyan, Ajj Shagana Di Gadiyan Ne
This soul-touching love ballad from Jyotica Tangri is another must-have song in your wedding playlist. It’s so beautifully sung by Jyotica that you can actually feel the love radiating through her voice.
It’s a perfect one for the newly-wed couple to get lost in each other’s eyes on the dance floor.
My favorite words being,
Tenu Har Gal Dassange
Akhan Ch Vasa Ke Mahiya
Tere Nal Hi Hassange
Dance your wedding night away with this soul-soothing song.
#7: Selfie by Gurshabad
Door khada kahton jana sangi ve
Main mere maapeyan tere na mangi ve
This song by Gurshabad from the movie Golak Bugni Bank Te Batua is another high-energy song, for the bride and the groom to hit the dance floor and show their dancing skills. Once this song is played, trust me, it will completely transform the ambiance, the beats will spread like fire and everyone will be rushing to join the couple on the stage.
Make sure you click a lot of selfies in between.
#8: Tich Button by Kulwinder Billa
Teri meri Arhiye ni
Laggu tich button’an di jodi
This soulful love song from Kulwinder Billa has some of the best lyrics. If you are someone who loves retro songs, then, this one must make it to your final wedding playlist. It’s one of the greatest vintage love songs ever created.
Ricky Khan has perfectly embedded all your heartwarming feelings within the lyrics. His words can instantly melt the heart of your loved one and make them feel special. Another perfect song to make your wedding night a special one.
My favorite lines are,
“Gham ve rakhdi jayi
Tainu haasse jau mori”
#9: Saah by Bir Singh
Vekh de hi saar tenu, Saah ruk jaande ne
This song by Bir Singh from the movie Lahoriye is one of the purest descriptions of what happens when one sees their beloved walking towards them. The whole world seems to have come to a halt which is evident from the lyrics of this song.
There is a para that says,
“Tu hi ae thikhana mera
Meri rooh si jo labhdi
Tenu vekhi jaana
Jiven bandagi ae Rabb di
This song by Bir Singh can serve as a perfect choice for bridal entry. It will forever imprint the moment in the hearts of everyone witnessing the wedding.
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#10: Wedding Song by Sharry Mann
Ho yaaran de viah ch peg laayi jaane aan
Boli utte boli jattan paayi jaane aan
No wedding can get completed without the mandatory performance from the Yaar Anmulles. Give them some Daaru, food, dance floor, and this song from Sharry Mann, and they’ll surely set the stage on fire.
All the friends of the bride and the groom will surely enjoy dancing to this track which is pretty upbeat and ideal for a friend’s wedding.
Our favorite lines being,
“Jehda baahla karda ae chaah yaari da
Ath din pehla jaake halla maari da”
Trust us, this funny track will surely bring a million-dollar smile on the faces of everyone present there.
Also Read: Best SHARRY MANN Songs That Cover The Entire Spectrum of EMOTIONS
The Best Punjabi Songs:
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1. Best Punjabi Songs To Dedicate To Your MOTHER
2. Best Punjabi Songs To Make You THINK about LIFE
3. Best Punjabi Songs To Dedicate To The LOVE of Your Life
4. Best Punjabi Songs That are SHORT MOVIES In Themselves
5. Best Punjabi Songs To Dedicate To Your FRIENDS
6. Best SOULFUL Punjabi Songs To HEAL YOU
7. Best JASLEEN ROYAL Songs to Make your FALL in LOVE with her voice
8. Best Punjabi Songs To Dedicate To Your FATHER
9. Best Punjabi Songs To MOTIVATE You To Achieve Your GOALS
9. Best SATINDER SARTAAJ Songs about LIFE, LOVE, and EVERYTHING in Between
10. Best SHARRY MANN Songs That Cover The Entire Spectrum of EMOTIONS
11. Best Punjabi Songs On INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
13. Best Punjabi Funny Songs – The Ultimate Funny Playlist
That’s all we have for today. Thanks a lot for tuning in to HappinessDhaba. Do let me know your views on these in the comment section. And, don’t forget to add more to the list.
Signing off with my favorite words.
Zindagi Zindabad!
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