02 · En-Chanting Pheras
Musical Pheras
Profound chants · explanations · singing. The most sacred moment of a wedding, finally given its soundtrack.
The pheras are the heart of an Indian wedding, and the part most often reduced to a formality. En-Chanting Pheras restores them: every vow sung live, every ritual explained through story, the whole mandap held inside the music. It is the work that earned Ankit The Economic Times Wedding Leaders Award 2024 for Excellence in Musical Pheras.
सप्तपदीThe Seven Steps
Seven steps. One circle. No end.
Keep scrolling. The circle turns with you, one vow at a time, around the fire.
Step 1 of seven
अन्नम्
For nourishment
“That this home will never know want, of food, of care, of welcome.”
The first chant is deliberately slow. The mandap is still settling; the music gives everyone a moment to arrive.
The seven vows carry different words in different families and regions, and Ankit ji’s pandit ji shapes the ceremony around your tradition.
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The weddings India watched.
When Parineeti Chopra & Raghav Chadha took their vows, and when singer Stebin Ben married Nupur Sanon, the pheras were sung by the same voice. From palace lawns in Rajasthan to intimate home ceremonies, En-Chanting Pheras has become the quiet signature of India’s most celebrated weddings.
Recently sung atFairmont Udaipur · The Leela Palace Udaipur · Fairmont Jaipur · Taj Palace New Delhi · ITC Maurya · ITC Mughal Agra · Le Méridien Jaipur
Watch
Hear a vow being sung.
Good to know
- ✦A dedicated pandit ji from Ankit’s ensemble conducts the ceremony, so the chants, rituals and music stay perfectly in step
- ✦The seven vows keep their full traditional significance, and the storytelling adds to the ritual, never replaces it
- ✦Also loved for anniversary pheras, with vows renewed at silver & golden jubilees
- ✦Jain and Arya Samaj pheras are currently not offered
Give your pheras their soundtrack
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