Events we organise,
from a weekly bhajana to a temple utsavam.
Every event below can be arranged as a standalone occasion or folded into a larger celebration — browse by type, then open one for the full schedule and what to expect.
Temple Bhajana
Community bhajans held every week inside the temple sanctum.
Every Thursday, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PMSri Ganapathi Homam
An invocation to Lord Ganapathi before any significant undertaking.
Scheduled on request, timed against the panchangamNitya Deeparadhana
Daily lamp-lighting ritual maintained for temples, institutions and family shrines.
Daily, timed to sunrise or sunset per the institution's customSri Hanuman Swamy Pooja
A weekly pooja to Lord Hanuman, traditionally observed on Saturdays.
Every Saturday — also arranged on request for specific occasionsSri Varahi Devi Pooja
A pooja to Goddess Varahi, sought for protection and the removal of negative influences.
Scheduled on request, timed against the panchangamSri Rudrabhishekam
A sacred abhishekam to Lord Shiva accompanied by chanting of the Rudram.
Scheduled on request, popular on Mondays and during SivarathriSri Navagraha Pooja
A pooja to the nine celestial bodies, sought to ease their influence on one's life.
Scheduled on request, timed against the panchangamRahu Ketu Dosha Nivarana Pooja
A dosha-nivarana pooja addressing the specific influence of Rahu and Ketu.
Scheduled on request, timed against the panchangamGraha Santhi Homam
A peace homam performed to ease difficulties and restore balance for a family.
Scheduled on request, timed against the panchangamSri Satyanarayana Swamy Vratham
A pooja of gratitude, commonly performed on full moon days or after a wish is fulfilled.
Popular on Purnima (full moon) days — also arranged on requestSri Varalakshmi Vratham
A vratham to Goddess Lakshmi, observed by women on the Friday before Sravana Purnima.
Annually, the Friday before Sravana PurnimaSri Ayyappa Swamy Mandala Deeksha
The 41-day vratham observed by Ayyappa devotees ahead of the Sabarimala pilgrimage.
Annually, typically mid-November to late DecemberSwamy Vari Kalyanotsavam
The divine wedding ceremony of a temple's deities, celebrated as a devotional event.
Scheduled per temple calendar, or sponsored on a chosen dateSri Seetha Rama Swamy Kalyanam
The celestial wedding of Sri Rama and Sita, traditionally celebrated on Sri Rama Navami.
Annually on Sri Rama Navami, or sponsored on a chosen dateSri Venkateswara Swamy Kalyanam
The Kalyanotsavam of Lord Venkateswara and Goddess Padmavati, in the Tirupati tradition.
Scheduled on request, timed against the panchangamSri Uma Maheswara (Siva Parvathi) Kalyanam
The wedding of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi, celebrated with full vedic rites.
Popular around Maha Sivarathri — also arranged on requestSri Subramanya Swamy Kalyanam & Skanda Sashti
The kalyanam and Skanda Sashti observance for Lord Subramanya Swamy.
Popular during Skanda Sashti — also arranged on requestSri Meenakshi Sundareswarar Kalyanam
The celebrated wedding of Goddess Meenakshi and Lord Sundareswarar (Shiva).
Popular during Chaitra month — also arranged on requestSri Andal Rangamannar Kalyanam
The wedding of Andal and Lord Ranganatha, traditionally celebrated during Dhanurmasam.
Annually during Dhanurmasam, around Vaikunta EkadasiSri Lakshmi Narayana Swamy Kalyanam
The wedding of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Narayana, sponsored for prosperity and family wellbeing.
Scheduled on request, timed against the panchangamTemple Rathotsavam
The temple car festival — a multi-day celebration drawing the wider community.
Annual, dated per the temple's festival calendarMaha Sivarathri Utsavam
The night-long vigil and abhishekam honouring Lord Shiva on Maha Sivarathri.
Annually on Maha SivarathriSri Krishna Janmashtami (Jayanthi)
The midnight celebration of Lord Krishna's birth, observed with pooja and bhajans.
Annually, on Sri Krishna JanmashtamiSri Devi Navarathrulu (Sharada Navaratri)
Nine nights honouring the Devi in her nine forms, culminating in Vijayadashami.
Annually, in Ashwin month (Sept–Oct)Vasantha (Chaitra) Navarathrulu
The spring Navaratri, honouring the same nine forms of the Devi and closing with Sri Rama Navami.
Annually, in Chaitra month (Mar–Apr)Ganesh Navarathrulu (Vinayaka Chaviti Utsavalu)
The multi-day Ganesh Chaturthi observance, from idol installation to visarjan.
Annually, typically August–SeptemberTraditional Naming Ceremony (Namakaranam)
The naming ceremony held for a newborn, typically on the 11th or 21st day.
Traditionally the 11th or 21st day after birth — timed against the panchangamTraditional Marriage
A full vedic wedding, planned around your family's specific customs and rites.
Muhurtham fixed against the panchangam, well in advancePravachanam Series
Multi-day discourse programs led by scholars, open to the community.
Scheduled per series, typically evenings over several daysDon't see the exact event you need?
Most of what we organise is custom to the family or institution requesting it — tell us the occasion and we'll plan around it.