Vivah Sanskar
$1,100.00
Marriage Puja or Wedding Ceremony is one of the most important events in people’s life. It signifies the transitional state from Brahmacharayashram to Grihasthashramam. Performing Vivah puja acts as an invitation to the many Gods and Goddesses by performing various rituals to come and bless the couple.
Key Insights:
- It’s a spiritual blessing and bond between couples.
- It strengthens the relationship between the two families.
- The date is fixed based on the auspicious alignments of the couple’s horoscope.
- Phere, Mangalsutra and Sindurdan are important steps.
Our Promise:
- Vedic professional and experienced pandits.
- All rituals follow Vedic Standards and Procedures.
- High-quality Samagri to ensure a pleasant Puja experience.
- Guaranteed Punctuality and Authenticity.
- Professional Guidance & Support.
Marriage or Vivah or Wedding Ceremony is one of the most important events in a person’s life. It signifies the transitional state from Brahmacharayashram to Grihasthashramam. It is the stage of life where the Society and family members can realize and accept that their children are mature enough to start a new family.
Vivah is a very sacred union. Performing Pooja for Marriage Ceremony acts as an invitation to the many Gods and Goddesses by performing various rituals to come and bless the couple. The Fire acts as the witness or Sakshi to this holy union. The promises made during Vivah Puja are lifelong commitments that the bride and the groom make to each other.
Performing this puja ensures the blessings of all our ancestors, gods, and goddess and bestows harmony, prosperity, and healthy married life for the couple.
When to Perform Vivah Puja (Marriage Ceremony)?
- The marriage ceremony is performed on an auspicious Muhurat that is selected based on the bride and groom’s horoscope.
- The Vivah or Wedding ceremony date is selected that is most beneficial to both the bride and groom.
Book Pandit for Marriage Ceremony or Vivah Puja or Wedding Ceremony. Panditji will bring all the Puja Samagri. All the Pandits are well experienced and studied from Vedic Pathshala.