Updates

New: Multi-Language Music Selection for Every Ritual

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Music selection just got smarter. Every project now runs through a language-aware song picker, so the suggestions a client sees actually match the language of music they want in their film — instead of one generic list for every wedding.

What changed

Previously, language was a fixed, hardcoded list baked into the code: Bengali, Hindi, English, or Other. Any change meant a developer editing the site. That list now lives in an admin panel, so languages can be added, renamed, recolored, or reordered without touching a single line of code — which matters for a studio serving couples across different regions and language preferences.

How it works for clients

When a client opens their music selection page, language is now a required choice up front. From there, song suggestions are filtered and tagged by language with a small colored badge, so a client browsing for a Bengali folk track during the ceremony is not scrolling past English pop songs meant for the reception.

Why it matters

Wedding music is deeply personal and often regional. A couple choosing songs for a Bengali ceremony, a Hindi sangeet, or an English first dance are not looking for the same shortlist, and forcing them through one undifferentiated list wastes their time and ours. This update keeps the selection process fast and relevant regardless of which language, or mix of languages, a project needs.

Frequently asked questions

Which languages are currently supported?

The list is admin-managed and can grow over time. If your project needs a language that is not yet available, let us know and we can add it.

Can a client pick songs in more than one language for the same project?

Yes. Language filtering just narrows the suggestion list per selection — a couple can still choose different languages for different moments in the same film.

Does this affect how long music selection takes?

It should make it faster, since clients are browsing a shorter, relevant list instead of one long mixed-language catalog.

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