Top 10 Kashmiri Wedding Songs to Make Your Big Day Special

Top 10 Kashmiri Wedding Songs to Make Your Big Day Special

Kashmiri weddings are a grand celebration filled with love, laughter, and music. From traditional Wanvun songs to modern wedding beats, Kashmiri wedding music brings a soulful and joyous vibe to every ceremony.

Here are the top 10 Kashmiri wedding songs that will make your wedding even more memorable. Each song includes details like genre, singer, duration, release date, and direct links to YouTube, Spotify, and Wynk Music.

1. Harmukh Bartal

2. Wanvun

3. Mehandi Raat

4. Rang Tche Ma Tche

5. Shagna De Geet

6. Mehndi Hali

7. Gulo Walo

8. Wav Shubhu

9. Lagun Song

10. Baraat Aayi

Final Thoughts

Kashmiri weddings are incomplete without the magic of traditional Wanvun and Mehndi songs. These top 10 wedding songs will set the perfect tone for every celebration, from Mehndi night to the grand Baraat!

Do you have a favorite Kashmiri wedding song that should be on this list? Let us know in the comments! Don’t forget to share this blog and follow us for more Kashmiri music updates.

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