A Gujarati wedding teaser that leads with color and ends on the vows
A Social Teaser is the short film couples share first, so it has to catch attention fast and make people want the full story. Gujarati weddings give you strong openers, from the clack of dandiya sticks to the bright pithi, and a natural close in the ceremony. Choose Social Teaser when you create the project, upload your footage, describe the opening and closing beats you want, and WeddingEditor's AI editing makes it.
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Last updated October 2026
How to brief a Gujarati teaser
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Create a Social Teaser project
Pick Social Teaser as the deliverable when you set the project up, then upload the events you want it drawn from: the garba night, the pithi, the jaan, the mandap. A teaser draws on far fewer moments than a highlight, but the AI editing can only choose from what is in the project, so include the events that hold your best openers. The teaser is widescreen, like the Highlight Reel.
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Describe the first and last beat
In the preferences, say what should open the teaser, for example the dandiya sticks meeting, and what should end it, such as the couple after the saptapadi. Name the two or three people who must appear and what they wore, because a Gujarati wedding can have hundreds of guests in similar colors and the AI editing has never met the family. Use the avoid question for anyone who asked not to be shown.
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Receive it and revise if needed
After you pay or use a credit, processing typically takes 24 to 72 hours. Watch the teaser in the app, download the MP4 and email notes for up to two revision rounds.
Opening and closing beats for a Gujarati teaser
Open on sound
The first dandiya strike or the dhol at the jaan, so the teaser starts with energy.
Open on color
Turmeric on the bride's face at the pithi, bright and immediate.
A middle beat
The couple turning together inside the garba circle.
Close on the ceremony
The garment knot during the pheras, or the couple's first look after the antarpat.
Close on family
The bride's parents at the vidaai, if the couple prefers an emotional ending.
A detail shot to hold
The mehndi on her palms or the chudo bangles from the mameru, a quiet image between the louder beats.
What a Gujarati teaser needs
One clear idea
A teaser works when it promises the full film rather than summarising it. Pick one thread, such as the joy of the garba night or the couple's first look, and let the rest support it.
Faces the family recognizes
The people who will share it first, parents, siblings, the maternal uncle, are the people they will look for. Name them.
Recognizable Gujarati moments
Dandiya sticks, the garbo lamp, the gharchola and the pheras tell viewers at a glance what kind of wedding this was.
Sound that carries the cut
A teaser built from this wedding has no added track, so the sound you recorded does the work: the clack of dandiya, the dhol at the jaan, a line from a speech. Note which recorded moments you want heard, and the AI editing uses them.
Leave the full story for later
The pheras, the kanyadaan and the vidaai all deserve more time than a teaser gives. Let the teaser hint at them and keep the full treatment for the Highlight Reel or your own longer film.
Widescreen, made by WeddingEditor's AI editing
The Social Teaser is delivered as a widescreen 1080p MP4, and like every full edit it is made by WeddingEditor's AI editing and delivered to your project.
Teaser beats and how to brief them
| Beat | Purpose | How to brief it |
|---|---|---|
| Opening | Stop the scroll | "Start on the dandiya sticks." |
| Who | Show the couple early | "Couple together within the first shots." |
| Build | Show the scale of the celebration | "Garba circle wide." |
| Turn | Shift to the ceremony | "Cut to the mandap." |
| Close | Leave them wanting the film | "End on the pheras knot." |
| Avoid | Respect the family's wishes | "No shots of the bride's grandmother." |
What is a Social Teaser?
A Social Teaser is a short WeddingEditor edit made to be shared before the main film, built from the footage you upload and made by WeddingEditor's AI editing. You choose it as the project's deliverable instead of a Highlight Reel.
It is not a portrait reel cut for phones. The Social Teaser is delivered in widescreen, the same 1080p format as the Highlight Reel; reframe it yourself if you need a portrait version.
Gujarati teaser questions
Can one project give me a teaser and a highlight?
No. Each project produces one edit. For both, create two projects with the same footage, each using its own purchase or plan credit.
Should a Gujarati teaser use the garba or the ceremony?
Either can work. Many videographers open on garba energy and close on the ceremony; note in the preferences your choice in the preferences.
Will it include the live garba singer?
The teaser keeps the sound you recorded, used together with music as your audio preference sets, so say in the audio question whether to feature the singer.
Is the teaser sent to the couple?
No. WeddingEditor never sends anything to your couple. You download it and decide when to deliver it.
What if the garba footage is mostly dark?
Garba nights are often lit by colored stage lights and lamps. The edit uses the footage as you shot it, so point the edit to the clips where faces are clearest, and keep the brightest shots for the opening.
Can I get a portrait version for Instagram?
The teaser comes in widescreen only. Reframe the MP4 yourself in your editor if you need a portrait cut for phones.
Does WeddingEditor decide which rites are fine to share in a teaser?
No. Which moments may appear in a public teaser is the couple's decision, and WeddingEditor does not decide it. List them in the preferences and keep anything private out of the upload.
A teaser that makes them wait for the full film
Create a Social Teaser project and say the first and last beat you want.
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