Marriage Ceremony
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A Hindu marriage ceremony, or Vivah Sanskar, is a sacred and joyous occasion that unites two individuals in a lifelong bond of love, respect, and commitment. The ceremony is deeply rooted in tradition and involves various rituals and customs, which vary according to regional practices. The marriage is considered a spiritual union, not just a social contract. Central to the ceremony is the Saptapadi, where the couple takes seven vows around the sacred fire, promising to support each other through all aspects of life. The priest recites sacred mantras, invoking the blessings of deities, while the families celebrate with music, dance, and feasts. The union is considered not only a commitment between the couple but also a spiritual and familial connection, ensuring happiness, prosperity, and harmony in their married life.
- All Vedic Standards and Procedures.
- All Vedic Standards and Procedures.
- Rasi & Nakshtra based Muhurat.
- Certified and experienced priests.
- Book at your selected location.
- Sankalpa + Puja + Jaap + Havan + Daan.
- As per your Time & Convenience.
- All Solution under one roof.
General Description
A marriage ceremony in Hindu tradition, known as Vivah Sanskar, is a sacred and elaborate occasion that signifies the union of two individuals in a lifelong relationship based on love, mutual respect, and spiritual commitment. The ceremony is deeply rooted in Vedic traditions and involves several customs, rituals, and prayers, aimed at seeking divine blessings for a prosperous and harmonious married life. Central to the ceremony is the Saptapadi (seven steps), where the couple takes seven vows around the sacred fire, symbolizing their commitment to each other in various aspects of life. The ceremony includes the exchange of vows, the tying of the Mangalsutra (a sacred necklace), and the application of Sindoor (vermilion) to the bride’s forehead, symbolizing her new status as a married woman. Other rituals like the Kanyadan (giving away of the bride) and the Phere (circling the sacred fire) are also significant parts of the wedding. The ceremony is a celebration of not only the union of two individuals but also of families coming together, fostering harmony, love, and prosperity for the couple in their new journey of life.
The marriage puja is a vital part of the Hindu wedding ceremony, aimed at invoking divine blessings for the couple’s prosperous and harmonious life together. The ritual begins with the Ganesha Puja, seeking Lord Ganesha’s blessings to remove any obstacles and ensure the smooth conduct of the ceremony. The Kanyadaan ritual follows, where the bride’s parents offer their daughter to the groom, symbolizing the giving away of their most precious possession with love and blessings.
The Havan (sacred fire ceremony) is the core of the marriage puja. The couple, along with the priest, offers ghee, grains, and other sacred offerings into the fire while chanting Vedic mantras. This fire represents the divine presence and acts as a witness to the vows exchanged by the couple. During the Saptapadi (seven steps), the couple walks around the fire seven times, each step symbolizing a vow to uphold love, loyalty, and commitment.
The Mangalsutra ceremony, where the groom ties the sacred necklace around the bride’s neck, signifies their eternal bond. The bride also receives the application of Sindoor (vermilion) as a symbol of her married status. Throughout the puja, prayers are offered for the well-being of the couple, invoking blessings for prosperity, happiness, and a long, fulfilling marriage. The entire marriage puja is conducted with reverence and devotion, ensuring that the couple embarks on their marital journey under the divine guidance of the gods.
Poojan Samagri Required for Ganpati puja :Â
There are several items that are typically used in Lord Ganesha Puja –
Provided by us:Â Supari, Laung, Roli, Rice, Chandan, Janeu, Hawan Kund.
To be arranged by the client:Â Haldi Powder, Haldi Gath, Ganga Jal, Mishri, Sugar, Safeed Til, Kapoor, Dhoop, Ghee, Batti (Round), Batti (Long), Match Stick, Deepak, Agarbatti, Red Cloth, White Cloth, Yellow Cloth, Gud, Sindoor, Kesar, Panchmeva, Elaichi, Dona, Moli, Itra, Abeer, Gulal, Wheat, Honey, Peeli Sarson, Paan ka Patta, Mango Leaves, Panchamrit, Fruits, Sweets, Nariyal, Flowers, Dhurwa, Dhoti Gamcha, Bel Patra, Banana Leaves, Banana Stems, Modak, Fruits, Sweets, Phool Mala, Prasad(Seera/Panjire/Churma/Sweets), Aasan, Paata, Plates / Bowls / Spoons, Ganesha Idol, Chowki, Kalash.
Note: It’s common for pandits to provide the basic puja (worship) materials for the ceremonies or rituals they perform. However, if you prefer to provide your own puja materials then let us know, or alternatively, you can try ordering puja materials from us as well, we do provide a complete pujan samagri kit at a nominal cost but you have to inform us at advance.
It is believed that the timing of an event can have a significant impact on its outcome and success. Therefore, choosing an auspicious muhurta for performing a puja or other religious ceremony is considered to be very important, and The place where a puja (Hindu religious ceremony) is performed is considered to be very important in Hinduism. It is believed that the place where the puja is performed can significantly influence its effectiveness and the blessings that are received.
By the way, the best time for any worship is different every day, but Ganesh Chaturthi has its own special importance, it is considered auspicious to worship Ganapati in the afternoon on the day of Ganesh Chaturthi, because it is believed that in the month of Bhadrapada Ganesh ji was born on Chaturthi of Shuklapaksha in the afternoon.
So contact us for special worship and establishment so that we can give you the right time and right Muhurta according to the day by looking at the Panchang..!!
Here are some frequently asked questions about booking pandits or Hindu priests for worship ceremonies and other events:
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Yes, you can reschedule the puja after booking, subject to the availability of the pandit and your preferred date and time. Please inform us at least 24-48 hours in advance so we can make the necessary arrangements. Rescheduling policies may vary depending on the type of puja, so feel free to contact our support team for assistance. voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisi cing elit, sed do eiusmod.
Yes, we provide muhurata services to help you choose the most auspicious date and time for your puja or ceremony. Our expert astrologers and pandits analyze your requirements and planetary alignments to recommend the perfect muhurata. This ensures that your ritual is performed at a time that maximizes positive energy and divine blessings.
Yes, we offer temple puja services for those who wish to perform rituals in a sacred temple setting. Whether it’s a specific festival, a special occasion, or a traditional ceremony, our experienced pandits can conduct the puja at your preferred temple. You can provide the temple details during booking, and we will coordinate everything to ensure a seamless and spiritually fulfilling experience.