Eurovision Song Contest 1994
Country	Estonia
National selection
Selection process	Eurolaul 1994
Selection date(s)	26 February 1994
Selected entrant	Silvi Vrait
Selected song	"Nagu merelaine"
Selected songwriter(s)	Ivar Must Leelo Tungal
Finals performance
Final result	24th, 2 points
Estonia in the Eurovision Song Contest
◄1993 • 1994 • 1996►

The Eurovision Song Contest 1994 was the second time that Estonia had attempted to enter the contest, having failed to qualify from the semi-final stage of the Eurovision Song Contest 1993. The pre-selection process featured multiple artists for the first time, with Silvi Vrait's "Nagu merelaine" being selected by the judging panel to represent the nation in Ireland. In the contest, however, Vrait would place 24th second and last, receiving only two points in the scoring process and only beating fellow Baltic nation Lithuania.

The final took place in Tallinn, Estonia on 26 February 1994, and was hosted by Reet Oja and Guido Kangur. Unlike the previous year, multiple artists entered the preselection show, with ten different songs featured. Pearu Paulus would perform two songs, with Evelin Samuel performing three. Paulus and Hedvig Hanson's "Kallim kullast" would ultimately be edged out narrowly by Silvi Vrait's "Nagu merelaine", with Vrait winning the competition and earning the right to represent Estonia in Dublin.^[1]

The jury panel that voted in the final consisted of Kare Kauks, Faime Jurno, Uno Loop, Lagle Mäll [et], Erik Morna [et], Toomas Vanem, Olav Osolin, Heidy Tamme, Helgi Erilaid [et], Lembit Ulfsak, Tarmo Kruusimäe, Maian Kärmas, Kaidi Klein, Peeter Vähi, Indrek Sei and Cathy Korju.

On the night of the final, Silvi Vrait performed 10th, following Switzerland and preceding Romania. At the end of the voting, Silvi have received 2 points, finishing 24th out of 25 competing countries.

Points awarded to Estonia[2] Score Country 12 points 10 points 8 points 7 points 6 points 5 points 4 points 3 points 2 points  Greece 1 point

Points awarded by Estonia[2] Score Country 12 points  Poland 10 points  Ireland 8 points  Norway 7 points  Malta 6 points  France 5 points  United Kingdom 4 points  Hungary 3 points  Germany 2 points  Sweden 1 point  Russia