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ShaadiHorse.com, powered by ShaadiPros, books the ghodi your baraat deserves — a beautifully decorated horse, an attendant who keeps the moment calm, and the classic entry that turns a groom's arrival into a procession your family will retell for years.

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The Brar Wedding

Couple
Couple

"The ghodi arrived decorated to match my sherwani exactly, and the handler walked beside me the whole route. My grandmother said the baraat looked like the ones from her childhood — the highest possible compliment."

Reet & Kabir Sandhu

Couple
Couple

"They planned the route with the dhol player so the beats and the horse's pace matched perfectly. The dismount at the venue, timed to the music, is the moment our video opens with."

Ghodi Ghar Co.

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Vendor Partner

"Families arrive here knowing routes, permits, and timing needs. A baraat planned this well lets our horses shine — and shine calmly."

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You reserve the horse for your baraat window — typically ninety minutes covering arrival, decoration, the procession, and the dismount at the venue, with a handler attending throughout.

Six to nine months for peak season — beautiful, baraat-experienced horses are few, and Saturdays in wedding season belong to the early.

Yes — share your palette and the groom's outfit; decorations are styled with matching drapes, trims, and floral accents so the procession photographs as one designed moment.

Wedding ghodis are selected and acclimatized for noise, crowds, and dancing — handlers stay beside the horse reading its comfort the entire route.

Short, closed or permitted stretches near the venue work best — teams scout the route in advance for traffic, noise rules, and dismount space, then plan the dhol pacing around it.

Depending on the municipality, yes — procession permits and animal-activity rules vary by town in New Jersey and New York, and booking teams handle the paperwork as part of the service.

Reputable teams hold weather policies — covered alternatives like the vintage car option, rescheduled windows, or partial adjustments — agreed in the contract before the day.

Fifteen to forty-five minutes of walking procession is typical — long enough for the moment, short enough for the horse's comfort and the venue's timeline.

Both traditions exist — many grooms ride with handlers flanking, while others walk beside the decorated horse. Choose what feels right and safe for your celebration.

Most ghodi teams also offer classic cars — Rolls-style vintage entries for couples who prefer wheels to hooves, decorated to the same standard.

A quiet staging spot, water, and shade while awaiting the dismount — experienced venues know the drill, and the handler manages everything horse-side.

Browse ghodi bookings here with your baraat date, route neighborhood, and palette — photos of your decorated moment follow.