Marriage Puja

A Marriage Puja (also known as Vivah Puja) is a sacred Hindu wedding ceremony that unites a bride and groom.

It marks the transition from single life to married life, invoking divine blessings, harmony, and prosperity for the couple’s new journey together.

• Deity & Altar Setup – Idols/photos of Ganesha and Gauri, Kalash (copper/brass pot), coconuts, mango leaves, red cloth, and a wooden chowki.
• Pooja Essentials – Roli, turmeric powder, chandan (sandalwood paste), akshat (unbroken rice), betel leaves, betel nuts (supari), and mouli (sacred red thread).
• Havan Materials – Havan kund, dry mango wood, ghee, havan samagri mix, camphor (kapoor), and matchboxes.
• Offerings – Fresh flowers, floral garlands, assorted sweets (mithai), five types of seasonal fruits, and dry fruits.
• Sacred Items for Bride & Groom – Sindoor, Mangalsutra, bridal chunri, new clothes for rituals, and janeu (sacred thread for the groom).
• Ritual Liquids – Milk, curd, honey, sugar, and Ganga jal (for Panchamrit).
• Utility Items – Diya, cotton wicks, incense sticks (agarbatti), camphor burner, brass bell, and clean copper plates/bowls.

Booking a verified Vedic Pandit with 99Pandit is quick, transparent, and completely hassle-free. Just follow these simple steps:

• Step 1: Share Your Details: Fill out our short online form with your wedding date and venue location (banquet hall, hotel, or home).
• Step 2: Instant Connection: We will instantly match you with a verified, experienced Pandit Ji who knows your specific regional customs and will share your details with them.
• Step 3: Direct Discussion: Pandit Ji will call you directly to discuss the puja samagri, exact wedding muhurat, and Dakshina.

Important Note: 99Pandit charges ZERO advance booking fees! You finalize everything directly and pay the Dakshina to the Pandit Ji only after the Vivah Sanskar is successfully completed.

• North Indian (Hindi) Pandit: Performs authentic Vedic rituals in Sanskrit with clear Hindi explanations. Key highlights include the Jai Mala, Gathbandhan, and the sacred 7 Pheras (Saptapadi) around the Agni Kund.
• Maharashtrian Pandit: Specializes in traditional Marathi customs. Guides the couple seamlessly through the Antarpat (sacred curtain) removal during Mangalashtaka, followed by Kanyadaan and the 7 holy steps.
• South Indian Pandit: Expert in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam traditions. Focuses heavily on deep-rooted rituals like Kanyadanam, Mangalya Dharanam (tying the holy thread), and Talambralu.
• Bengali Pandit: Conducts authentic Bengali regional customs perfectly. Highlights include Saat Paak (bride circling the groom with betel leaves), Subho Drishti, and Sindoor Daan.
• Gujarati Pandit: Highly experienced in traditional Gujarati wedding rituals. Conducts the sacred ceremonies of Madhuparka, Kanyadaan, and the traditional 4 Mangal Pheras for prosperity.
• Marwari/Rajasthani Pandit: Specializes in royal Marwari and Rajasthani traditions, guiding both families through essential rituals like Toran, Granthi Bandhan, and Panigrahan Sanskar