Live Band — Wedding

Jaipur-based 7-piece band for weddings across India and internationally. Plan sangeet, cocktail and reception music with signature piano and sound support.

Every wedding has its own schedule, traditions and musical priorities. The Vedant Live Show is a Jaipur-based 7-piece band led by Vedant Khandelwal, available for wedding celebrations across India and internationally. We build the performance around your family, guest mix and event flow, whether that means a piano-led entrance, a relaxed cocktail set or an energetic reception. Our dedicated sound engineer coordinates the technical plan with your venue team. Wedding music needs to support the occasion rather than compete with it. Discuss which moments need live accompaniment, which family dances use recorded arrangements and where speeches or ceremonies require a quiet stage. A shared song shortlist and an agreed running order help the planner, choreographer and musicians work together. For multiple events, confirm the scope of each set, equipment moves and rehearsal needs in the written proposal.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the band based for wedding events?
The Vedant Live Show is based in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Our 7 musicians perform with a dedicated sound engineer. Availability and travel arrangements for your wedding event are confirmed during the booking conversation.
What details do you need for a wedding quote?
Share your date, venue, guest count, event schedule and musical preferences. The quote specifies the performance scope, sound requirements and any travel, lodging and boarding costs from Jaipur.
How do you plan music for wedding audiences?
We agree a song shortlist and running order with the organiser. Our repertoire spans Bollywood, Hindi, Sufi, Punjabi, English and fusion, with a signature piano segment where it fits. Special arrangements and regional requests are confirmed in advance.
What venue arrangements matter for a wedding performance?
Wedding music needs to support the occasion rather than compete with it. Discuss which moments need live accompaniment, which family dances use recorded arrangements and where speeches or ceremonies require a quiet stage. A shared song shortlist and an agreed running order help the planner, choreographer and musicians work together. For multiple events, confirm the scope of each set, equipment moves and rehearsal needs in the written proposal.