ವಿವಾಹ
A Vedic marriage is a sequence of rites, each with its own meaning. It begins with nandi (invoking the ancestors) and the vara pooja, moves through kanyadana and panigrahana, reaches its centre at mangalya dharana and saptapadi — the seven steps that make the marriage complete — and closes with the laja homa and the concluding blessings. We conduct the ceremony in full, keeping to the muhurta for the essential rites.
The full samagri list is sent in writing once the date is confirmed.
Yes — nischitartha, nandi, kashi yatra and other pre-wedding rites can be booked together with the wedding.
The essential rites cannot be omitted, but the overall duration can be planned around your schedule. We will tell you honestly what can and cannot be adjusted.
Yes. Jataka melana is a separate consultation, and families often book it before fixing the alliance.
Most requestedಗೃಹಪ್ರವೇಶ
The housewarming ceremony performed before a family occupies a new home — Ganapati pooja, Vaastu shanti, kalasha sthapana and the first boiling of milk.
Most requestedನಾಮಕರಣ
The naming ceremony, in which the child is formally given a name after Ganapati pooja, punyahavachana and the naming rite itself.
Most requestedಸತ್ಯನಾರಾಯಣ ಪೂಜೆ
The vrata to Lord Sathyanarayana with the five-chapter katha, performed for family wellbeing and in fulfilment of a vow.