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Baraat
Groom on a white horse under a red umbrella with coloured smoke and dancing guests

Asian wedding events

Baraat Entertainment: Dhol, Horses, DJ Trucks & More

Bring the groom in loud: dhol, band baja, a horse or a DJ truck.

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Popular for Punjabi Sikh and Hindu weddings, Pakistani and Muslim weddings with a baraat, gurdwara, mandir and hotel arrivals

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The line-up

What to book for your baraat

Pick one or build the whole line-up. One enquiry covers everything.

How it flows

A typical Baraat line-up

Every family and every event is different. This is a starting point we tailor to your venue, timings and traditions.

  1. 1

    A meeting point near the venue for the groom's family

  2. 2

    Dhol players or a band baja to lead the walk

  3. 3

    The groom on a horse, in a carriage or on the DJ truck

  4. 4

    Ten to twenty minutes of dancing to the venue doors

  5. 5

    A handover to the milni or welcome

Reviews

What our clients say

Rated 4.4 out of 5 on Trustpilot.

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  • 10 August 2025

    Davinder made a seamless experience…

    Davinder made a seamless experience with the dhol players with little input from us, he knew exactly what we wanted and needed!
    SP

    Sachita PatelDhol players · Verified on Trustpilot

  • 24 June 2025

    Very quick response to my query

    Very quick response to my query, Jeevan so helpful, all booked as I requested very promptly! Great service!
    JC

    J CBooking experience · Verified on Trustpilot

  • 19 June 2025

    Party central is very professional I…

    Party central is very professional I have been talking to Jeevan who is very understanding and I want Dhol players for a beauty pageant event and Jeevan has been very understanding with the uncertainty with timings etc but still made it flexible for me waiting to meet the dhol players on the 5th of July and will definitely put another review 😀 thankyou party central and sply to Jeevan ❤️
    SK

    Shiney KuruvillaDhol players · Verified on Trustpilot

How it works

Booked in three simple steps

  1. 11

    Tell us about your event

    Pick a service, add your date and venue. It takes about a minute.

  2. 22

    Get matched and quoted

    We match you with vetted performers who are free on your date and send you options.

  3. 33

    Book and celebrate

    Secure your booking online. We stay your single point of contact up to the big day.

The guide

Planning a baraat celebration in the UK

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By the Party Central events team

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The short answer

Party Central books everything for baraat celebrations across the UK: dhol players, Indian band baja, wedding horses, mobile DJ truck and more, from one enquiry. Every event is different. Prices depend on availability, your exact requirements, time on site and location, so we quote each booking individually.

  • 7 services

    in one line-up

  • UK-wide

    every postcode covered

  • Vetted partners

    checked by our team

  • One contact

    from enquiry to event

  • Your traditions

    planned your way

  • Free quotes

    no obligation

What is a baraat?

The baraat is the groom's wedding procession to the venue, led by his family and friends dancing to the dhol. In Punjabi, Indian and Pakistani weddings it is one of the most photographed moments of the day.

How big it gets is up to you. Two dhol players and a walk to the door, a full Indian band baja, the groom on a decorated horse or in a carriage, a mobile DJ truck, or a tuk tuk for a fun arrival. We also check the venue's rules on music, routes and timings.

Where it works best

  • Step 1

    A meeting point near the venue for the groom's family

  • Step 2

    Dhol players or a band baja to lead the walk

  • Step 3

    The groom on a horse, in a carriage or on the DJ truck

  • Step 4

    Ten to twenty minutes of dancing to the venue doors

  • Step 5

    A handover to the milni or welcome

Tips from our team

  1. 1

    Check the venue's rules first

    Some venues and temples limit music, horses or vehicles near the entrance. Tell us the venue and we check.

  2. 2

    Keep the walk short

    Ten to twenty minutes of dancing is plenty. Longer walks lose energy and eat into the timings for the ceremony.

  3. 3

    Plan the arrival with your photographer

    A clear spot for the horse or truck at the doors gives the best shots.

Frequently asked questions

How long should a baraat be?

Most baraats last 15 to 30 minutes from the meeting point to the venue. We plan timings around the ceremony start.

Can we have a baraat at a gurdwara or mandir?

Often, yes, outside and at an agreed distance. Each place of worship has its own rules, so we check with them before confirming.

Can the groom arrive on a horse?

Yes. Our partners supply decorated horses and carriages, as long as the venue allows them.

How much does a baraat line-up cost?

There is no fixed price. Every event is different. Prices depend on availability, your exact requirements, time on site and location, so we quote each booking individually. Send us your date, venue and guest numbers for free, no-obligation options.

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