What is
Marriage Puja (Vivah Puja Sanskar / Wedding Ceremony)?
The traditional Hindu wedding ceremony uniting two souls through sacred Vedic rites.

About Marriage Puja (Vivah Puja Sanskar / Wedding Ceremony)
When to Perform
Marriage muhurat calculated based on both bride and groom's horoscopes. Auspicious months include Margashira, Phalguna, Vaishakha, and Jyeshtha. Avoid inauspicious periods. Specific lagna time is crucial.
Significance
- Sanctifies the union of two souls through sacred Vedic rites
- Invokes divine blessings for a harmonious married life
- Creates an unbreakable bond witnessed by sacred fire
- Marks the beginning of a new family with tradition and devotion
Basic Steps
- Full ceremony lasts 3-4 hours:
- • Ganesh Puja and Navagraha Puja
- • Kanyadaan (giving away the bride)
- • Hasta Milap (joining hands)
- • Saptapadi (seven sacred steps)
- • Mangalsutra and sindoor ceremony
- • Agni as sacred witness
- • Vedic mantras throughout
Common Questions
How many pandits are needed for a wedding?
Traditionally 2-3 expert pandits are required for a complete Vedic wedding ceremony with proper mantras and rituals.
Can we customize the ceremony length?
Yes, while traditional ceremonies are 3-4 hours, we can arrange shorter versions while maintaining all essential sacred rituals.
Do you provide regional variations?
Yes! We have pandits experienced in various regional traditions - Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Marathi, North Indian, etc.
What about destination weddings?
We can arrange experienced pandits for destination weddings across India. Please book well in advance.
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