Nichayathartham (Engagement)

The Nichayathartham function, also known as the engagement ceremony, is an important pre-wedding event where the couple exchanges ring in the presence of their families. This marks the official announcement of their upcoming marriage. During the engagement rituals, the couple promises to love and support each other. Finally, the priest reads the agreement letter or “Lagna Patrika,” Both families sign it as a legal record. Following the Punyahavachanam and Ganapathi Pooja, the couple is given new clothing as part of the Nichayathartham Pooja. Then, they seek blessings from the elders for a successful and long-lasting marriage. The engagement ceremony takes place in the morning or evening, depending on the Nakshatras and Chandrashtamam of the bride and groom. If you want to perform the Nichayathartham ceremony, you can book a Priest with us. Our experienced and Vedic Patashala-certified priests will provide all the necessary Pooja Samagri items and offer professional guidance and support.

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The engagement ceremony signifies the pledge to start a new family and strengthens the bond between two families. The date is determined based on the auspicious positioning of the couple's horoscope, and the Lagna Patrika is read as a symbol of their commitment.

Our priests are certified by Vedic Patashala and have extensive experience. All rituals are conducted in accordance with Vedic standards and procedures. We provide high-quality Samagri (items) to ensure a pleasant Pooja experience. We guarantee punctuality and authenticity. Our services come with professional guidance and support.

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