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Events and celebrations

Eight kinds of gathering

From a wedding to a festival, and also when no ready list fits. This is not a booking cart. The meaning is here, and a request goes through the contact form.

  1. 01 Wedding and marriage events From the engagement to the farewell, so the rite is not lost in the celebration. Both families, bride and groom
  2. 02 Religious and spiritual gatherings Katha, jagran, a camp, or a shared puja: devotion with a clear order. Temple, ashram, and home
  3. 03 Sanskar and family ceremonies Namkaran, annaprashan, mundan, griha pravesh: the household's own people and its own custom. The family's own house
  4. 04 Social and cultural gatherings A reunion, an honouring, a mela, or a folk performance, keeping the form of the region. Neighbourhood, institution, and town
  5. 05 Corporate and institutional events A foundation day, a conference, or an honours ceremony, without turning tradition into ornament. Office and institution
  6. 06 Festival celebrations Deepavali, Holi, Navaratri, Onam, Bihu: the house's festival, in the form of its region. Home, village, and town
  7. 07 Food and community meals Prasad, a bhandara, and a shared meal: care for both sanctity and the stomach. Community and family
  8. 08 Planning shaped to the family When no ready list fits: two families, two countries, or an uncommon day. India and abroad

This is a general introduction. Sequence, materials, and timing change with family, region, and shakha. Your priest and your own custom have the last word.

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