Many Telugu families hold the Barasala, the naming ceremony, together with the uyyala, when the baby is first laid in the cradle. A song fits right after the name is said aloud for the first time. Tell us the name, why it was chosen and who chose it: a grandparent, a family deity, the birth star. We write in soft, everyday Telugu, slow enough for a cradle. Write the name in Telugu script and the singer follows it.
What to tell us
- 1The baby's name in its own script, and any pet name already in use
- 2Why that name: who chose it, and what or whom it is after
- 3Who will be there, and whether it plays at the naming or at the cradle
Three or four sentences is enough. Write names in తెలుగు script if you want them sung exactly that way.
Listen before you order
Hear real songs first. When you order, you also hear the singer's voice and the vibe of your own song before you pay.
Telugu naming ceremony song questions
Can the song work as a lullaby for the cradle ceremony?
Yes. Say in the story that it is for the uyyala and the song is written slow and gentle, so it can play while the baby is placed in the cradle.
How much does a Telugu naming ceremony song cost?
From ₹149. Fully Custom, at ₹249, writes the Telugu lyrics from your story and gives you two versions in minutes. Pro Studio, at ₹1,499, is made with our team and includes revisions. NameDrop, at ₹149, puts the name into a ready-made song.
Can I hear naming ceremony songs before I order?
Yes. Browse naming ceremony songs in the Aamras AI library, and hear songs in Telugu on the Telugu page. Before you pay, you also hear the singer's voice and the music vibe your own song will be made in.
Does the song come with a video?
Yes, on every plan. Add up to 20 photos and get a 1080x1920 video for WhatsApp and Instagram, with no watermark.