Bole Chudiyan is a popular song often played during the 'Baraat' procession, where the groom and his family arrive at the wedding venue.

The 'nau nau choodiyan' in the song symbolize the bride's new status as a married woman and her transition into a new phase of life.

Mangalyam Tantunanena is a sacred hymn from the Rig Veda commonly sung during the 'Haldi' ceremony in South Indian weddings.

The phrase 'sajan bina suhagan' refers to a married woman who is separated from her husband or whose husband has passed away.

Teri Ore is a popular song often played during the 'Vidaai' ceremony, where the bride bids farewell to her family and friends as she leaves her home to start a new life with her husband.

The phrase 'dil de diya hai' in the song expresses the act of giving one's heart to someone, signifying deep love and commitment.

Mehndi Hai Rachne Wali is a popular song often played during the 'Sangeet' ceremony, where friends and family gather to celebrate the upcoming wedding.

The phrase 'tum hi ho' in the song expresses the idea that the person being addressed is the only one who truly matters to the singer.

Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge is a popular song often played during the 'Jaimala' ceremony, where the bride and groom exchange garlands as a symbol of their love and commitment.

The phrase 'kuch kuch hota hai' in the song suggests that something unique and special is happening or about to happen.

Celebration is a popular song often played during the 'Reception' ceremony, where friends and family gather to celebrate the newly married couple.

The phrase 'tujh mein rab dikhta hai' in the song expresses the idea that the person being addressed is seen as a divine being or someone who embodies divine qualities.

Mangalam Bhagavan Vishnu is a sacred hymn often played during the 'Phera' ceremony, where the bride and groom take seven rounds around the sacred fire as a symbol of their commitment to each other.

The phrase 'tum se hi' in the song suggests that something is possible or meaningful only because of the person being addressed.

Mehendi Laga Ke Rakhna is a popular song often played during the 'Mehndi' ceremony, where henna is applied to the bride's hands and feet as a symbol of celebration and good luck.