Lord Ganesha is worshipped first in every Hindu ritual. This puja includes Ganapati avahan, Shodashopachar (sixteen-step worship), recitation of the Ganapati Atharvashirsha and an offering of modak and durva. It is performed on Ganesh Chaturthi, Sankashti Chaturthi and before important events like moving house, starting a business or beginning education.
Anyone starting something new, facing repeated delays, or simply wishing to begin the day with Ganesha's blessing.
Ganesh Chaturthi, Sankashti Chaturthi, or any Wednesday morning. Before the main muhurat of a house move, wedding or business launch.
After booking you see his photo, experience and rating, and you can call him from the day before the puja.
A small idol can be arranged on request. You can also use the idol you already have at home.
A one-day puja usually ends with aarti and prasad. If you have installed an idol for multiple days, the pandit can perform Uttar Puja and guide the visarjan.
Yes. Children often enjoy the aarti and modak offering. It is a good way to introduce traditions to the next generation.
Ganesh Puja is a shorter worship of Ganesha alone. Satyanarayan Katha is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and involves a longer story recital.