Punjabi Folk Singers for Weddings & Events

We supply professional Punjabi folk singers led by Reena Kaur for weddings, Sangeet nights, receptions, melas and private events across the UK and internationally.

Why live folk singing changes the room

A DJ set and a live folk singer do different jobs. A DJ keeps a dancefloor moving. A folk singer holds a room’s attention — the older guests who came for the tradition, the younger ones who know the chorus without knowing why, the family members who get named in the middle of a verse.

Live singing is also responsive. The set can stretch when the room is with you and tighten when the schedule slips, which is not something a fixed playlist can do.

The songs we perform

• ✓Traditional Punjabi folk songs, including traditional wedding songs and boliyan.
• ✓Pakistani classics.
• ✓Bollywood, from the standards through to current releases.
• ✓Modern fusion, for rooms that want the tradition and the contemporary sound together.
• ✓Custom song selections, agreed with you before the day.

Where folk singers fit in a wedding

Most commonly the Sangeet or dholki night, where singing is the main event. A Punjabi wedding singer also works well during a reception’s seated portion, at a Mehndi, at a Jago, and as a live set before a DJ takes over for the night. If you are looking for a Punjabi singer for a wedding specifically, our Punjabi wedding entertainment page covers the whole week.

If you are running several events across a wedding week, it is worth talking about them together — the song choices can be planned so the nights do not repeat each other.

Beyond weddings

We book Punjabi singers for events of every kind — melas and cultural festivals, community and charity events, corporate and private functions, and concert bills. Reena Kaur has performed at events including Wolverhampton’s Summer Mela, and the same line-up scales from a private function room to a festival stage.

Planning the set around your running order

The set is planned against your schedule, not dropped on top of it. Weddings run late, speeches overrun and caterers need their window, and a live performance has to absorb that without the room noticing.

So the useful conversation before the day is not only which songs you want. It is where the performance sits in the running order, who else needs the room and the sound system, and what happens either side of the set. We coordinate that with your venue and whoever is running the day, so the performance starts when it should.

If you have a planner or coordinator, put us in touch with them directly — it removes a step and it is usually faster than relaying details through the family.

Sound system and what we bring

All our Punjabi folk singer bookings include a premium, professional sound system, with high-quality speakers and microphones specifically selected for live vocals. Our equipment delivers clear, rich sound, beautifully capturing the expression of our singers’ voices and the detail of every traditional melody.

We bring it and set it up ourselves, scaled to the room. You do not need to hire a PA separately or rely on the venue’s ceiling speakers, which are built for announcements rather than for a live Punjabi singer.

All we normally need is a standard power supply and somewhere to stand. If your venue has its own system, a noise limiter, or a restriction on set-up times, tell us when you enquire and we will deal with the venue directly. Where another act or a DJ is sharing the night, we agree in advance who is providing what, so there is no second PA sitting unused in a corridor.

Pricing and booking

Every booking is quoted individually, with travel included, so there is no fixed price list. Lead times, travel and what we need for a quote are covered in the FAQs.

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