Traditional Marriage
A full vedic wedding, planned around your family's specific customs and rites.
Traditional Marriage
A traditional wedding brings together more rites than any other single event we organise — from the initial nischitartham and pre-wedding poojas through to the muhurtham itself and the rituals that follow it. Every family's sequence varies slightly by region and community, so we start by understanding exactly what your family observes.
From there, we coordinate the priest, the full ritual calendar, and the practical side — mandapam, seating, catering coordination — so the ceremony itself proceeds without the family having to manage logistics on the day.
Depending on your family's tradition, the sequence typically includes nischitartham (engagement), sumangali prarthana or ganesh pooja, the wedding day itself with kanyadanam and mangalya dharanam at the muhurtham, and closing rites such as the nagoli or grihapravesham. We plan the timing of each rite in advance and coordinate the priest and family through the day, so nothing has to be worked out on the spot.
What to expect
- A full ritual calendar mapped out from pre-wedding rites through the muhurtham
- A priest matched to your family's specific community and tradition
- Coordination of mandapam, seating and vendor logistics around the ritual schedule
- Closing rites planned in along with the main wedding day
Conducted by
A priest matched to your family's specific wedding tradition
Want to schedule this event?
Tell us your preferred date and any tradition-specific details — we'll take it from there.
Other events you might plan
Traditional Naming Ceremony (Namakaranam)
The naming ceremony held for a newborn, typically on the 11th or 21st day.
Temple Bhajana
Community bhajans held every week inside the temple sanctum.
Sri Ganapathi Homam
An invocation to Lord Ganapathi before any significant undertaking.