A Nepali wedding teaser that opens on the panche baja
A Nepali wedding teaser can be built from a few unmistakable images: the panche baja leading the janti, a dhaka topi and a red sari, garlands at the swayambar, the green beads of the pote, a grandmother placing tika. Choose the beats, name the first and last image, and WeddingEditor's AI editing makes a widescreen Social Teaser from your footage, ready for you to share on your own schedule.
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Last updated October 2026
How to brief a Nepali teaser
- 1
Upload into a Social Teaser project
Select Social Teaser when you create the project and upload the events it should draw on, from every camera.
- 2
Name three beats and the mood
Use the moments question for the opening, the peak and the closing, and the feel question for the mood, celebratory or tender.
- 3
Download and share yourself
Processing typically takes 24 to 72 hours. The teaser waits in your project as a widescreen MP4; share it with the couple whenever you are ready.
Opening and closing beats for a Nepali teaser
Pick an opening, a middle beat and a close from these, or write your own in the moments question.
Open: the band
The panche baja's first notes as the janti sets off.
Open: the groom
The groom adjusting his dhaka topi before the procession.
Middle: the swayambar
Garlands exchanged, and the laughter on both sides.
Middle: the kanyadan
The parents' hands over the couple's hands.
Close: the pote
The green beads placed around the bride's neck.
Close: tika
A grandmother's thumb pressing tika onto the bride's forehead.
What a Nepali teaser needs
An instantly recognizable sound
For many Nepali families the panche baja signals a wedding before anything else. Opening on it makes the teaser feel like theirs.
Symbols that read quickly
The dhaka topi, the red bridal clothes, the pote and the tika are clear on screen in a moment. Note which shots show them well.
Few beats
Four or five moments are enough. The fuller sequence belongs in the highlight or the longer film you deliver.
Community details
If the wedding followed Newar, Gurung or Sherpa customs, name a distinctive moment from them so the teaser reflects the family rather than a generic wedding.
Daylight procession, lamplit ceremony
The janti often moves through daylight streets while the rituals happen under a canopy or indoors. Choosing one beat from each gives the teaser contrast without feeling scattered; say which camera holds the cleanest shots of each.
Widescreen at 1080p
The Social Teaser is a widescreen MP4 at 1080p. A crop for portrait-format feeds is made by you after download.
One project, one edit
A project produces either a teaser or a highlight; for both, create two projects.
Nepali teaser beats and how to brief them
| Beat | Purpose | How to brief it |
|---|---|---|
| First sound | Signals the wedding | "Open on the panche baja." |
| First face | Introduces the couple | "The groom in his dhaka topi." |
| Energy | Movement and color | "The janti on the road." |
| Welcome | Brings the families together | "The bride's family receiving the janti at the gate." |
| Joy | A light moment | "The swayambar garlands." |
| Peak | The marriage marked | "The pote placed around her neck." |
| Closing | Leaves an image | "Grandmother's tika." |
What is a Nepali wedding Social Teaser?
A Social Teaser is the shorter of WeddingEditor's two edits, a widescreen preview cut by WeddingEditor from one project's footage. For a Nepali wedding it gathers a few defining images around the opening and closing you choose.
It is not a portrait-format story clip; it is delivered in widescreen, and story crops are yours to make.
Nepali teaser questions
Can the teaser start with the panche baja and no picture?
Yes, if your footage has it. The teaser uses the sound you recorded, so ask in the audio question for the band to open it.
Can it focus on the janti and leave the ceremony out?
Yes. Name the janti and swayambar as the beats and put the ceremony in the avoid question.
Can the teaser include the engagement?
If the engagement footage is in the same project and you list a moment from it, yes. Otherwise it can have its own project.
Should the teaser end on the pote or the tika?
Either makes a clear ending. Write your choice into the moments question.
The bride's family is Gurung and the groom's is Bahun. Whose customs should the teaser show?
Whichever the couple wants. Describe the moments from each family's customs that you filmed and how the couple would like them balanced, and WeddingEditor's AI editing builds the teaser from that description and your footage.
Does WeddingEditor decide whose customs lead the teaser?
No. When two communities marry, which customs lead is for the families to decide. WeddingEditor's AI editing follows the moments you name in the preferences.
Open on the panche baja, close on the tika
Create a Social Teaser project, upload the events, and name the first and last image.
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