A Song for a Cousin's Mehendi — The Whole Family in the Lyrics

A mehendi song with your family names, ready in minutes — type the names, get a song to play and share.

You want a song for your cousin's mehendi that actually says her name, your aunt's name, the cousin who is always late. jhoom.baby takes one sentence you type and turns it into a finished song with lyrics and music in a few minutes. You can play it at the mehendi, share it on the family group, and download it.

What to put in your idea

The more specific you are, the more the song sounds like your family and not a generic wedding track. Include:

• Names. The bride-to-be, her parents, siblings, the cousins who will be dancing. Spell them the way you say them at home.
• One or two details from the mehendi itself. The colour of her lehenga, the cousin who insists on doing the henna, the playlist that keeps getting requested, the aunty who arrives with three boxes of sweets.
• An inside joke or a small truth. "She still can't sit through a two-hour henna session without complaining" works better than "she is beautiful."
• The mood. Do you want something upbeat for the dancing, or a softer song for when the henna is being applied and everyone is sitting around? Say which.

Keep it to a few sentences. You don't need to write lyrics — just give the names, the details, and the feeling.

Ready-to-use ideas

• Upbeat dhol-pop for the henna night: "A happy dhol-pop song for my cousin Priya's mehendi, mention her brother Rohan, her mother Meena, and how she always wanted a big wedding. Make it danceable."
• Soft acoustic for the henna application: "A warm acoustic song for my sister Anjali's mehendi, mention our grandmother's old henna recipe and the cousin who is doing the designs. Keep it gentle and singable."
• Family names and inside jokes: "A fun pop song for my cousin Neha's mehendi, mention her father's terrible dance moves, her cousin Vikram who is always late, and the fact that she has been planning this since she was twelve."
• For the whole family to sing along: "A simple, catchy mehendi song for my cousin Ritu, include her parents Sunita and Rajesh, her sister Pooja, and a line about the sweets from the corner shop. Make the chorus easy to repeat."

Paste your idea, listen once, and if a name is missing, add it and run it again. The song is yours to keep.