Marriage-related pujans: Gauri-Ganesh pujan, Navgraha shanti, mandap and kanyadan guidance, and support for the Vivah sanskar. Pandit Mohit Tiwari Ji performs them with respect for your family's regional customs, in Ujjain or at your venue.
Significance
Vivah is one of the sixteen Hindu sanskars and is regarded as a sacred union of two families, not only two people. The saptapadi, the seven steps taken together around the fire, express vows of friendship, nourishment, prosperity, happiness, family, health and lifelong companionship.
Before and during a wedding, many families perform Gauri-Ganesh pujan, Navgraha shanti, Matrika pujan and Mandap pujan, so that the occasion begins with remembrance of the divine. Customs differ across regions and communities, and Guruji follows your family's tradition for what is done, in what order and in which language.
Pandit Mohit Tiwari Ji can perform these pujans in Ujjain, a city of ancient shrines where many couples come to seek blessings before or after a wedding. For muhurat and compatibility, please see our astrology services. This pujan is a prayer for a happy beginning; it does not make promises about outcomes of any marriage.
Choose your package
- ₹5,100
Online Gauri-Ganesh and Vivah Sankalp
About 2.5 hours
Pujan in Ujjain for the couple, live or recorded.
- Sankalp for the couple and families
- Gauri-Ganesh pujan
- Navgraha shanti
- Live video link or recording
- Online sankalp
- Live video
- ₹11,000
Vivah Pujan in Ujjain
About 3 hours
Pre-wedding pujans with havan, attended by the family.
- Gauri-Ganesh and Matrika pujan
- Navgraha shanti
- Havan and purnahuti
- Samagri by Guruji
- Ashirvad for the couple
- In person
- ₹21,000
Vivah Sanskar Support
Half to full day
Pandit support for the wedding ceremony per your tradition.
- Four pandits
- Mandap pujan and Vivah sanskar guidance
- Kanyadan, havan and saptapadi per your custom
- Explanation of each ritual for guests
- Travel as agreed in advance
- In person
- Live video
Prices include pandit dakshina and samagri for the package shown. Travel and stay are not included.
Benefits devotees seek
- Devotees seek blessings for a happy start to married life
- Begins the wedding with remembrance of Shri Ganesh and Gauri
- Respects regional and family customs
- Navgraha shanti included for a calm, auspicious occasion
- Guidance for the family on each ritual and its meaning
- Suitable for pre-wedding, wedding-day and post-wedding blessings
How the pujan is performed
- 1
Sankalp with names and gotra of both families
- 2
Ganesh and Gauri pujan
- 3
Matrika and Navgraha pujan
- 4
Mandap and kalash sthapana
- 5
Vivah sanskar support: kanyadan, panigrahan, agni sthapana
- 6
Havan with lava homa and saptapadi (where your tradition includes them)
- 7
Ashirvad, aarti and kshama prarthana
- 8
Prasad and blessings for the couple
Who usually performs it
- Families planning a wedding who want a Vedic pujan
- Couples who seek blessings before or after marriage
- Families who want Gauri-Ganesh pujan before the ceremony
- Families who want Navgraha shanti for a calm wedding
- NRI families who marry in India or want a sankalp from Ujjain
Samagri & offerings
- Ganesh and Gauri idols
- Kalash with mango leaves
- Navdhanya
- Mauli, roli and haldi
- Flowers and akshat
- Havan kund and samagri
- Coconut, betel leaf and supari
- Sweets and fruits
Best time
Wedding muhurats are fixed by the panchang and the couple's charts; Guruji fixes the exact muhurat. Auspicious wedding months vary by region.
Details needed for the sankalp
Full name · Gotra · Date of birth · Time of birth · Place of birth · Partner’s birth details · Family members · Your wish (sankalp)
Questions about this pujan
Do you follow our regional wedding customs?
Yes. Please tell us your region and community. Guruji follows your family's tradition and explains each step so that everyone can take part.
Can you also fix the wedding muhurat?
Muhurat and kundali matching are part of our astrology services. Please share both birth details so that they can be studied before the pujan.
Does the pujan promise a happy marriage?
No. It is a prayer and blessing for a good beginning. A happy marriage grows from understanding, respect and effort between the couple.