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Griha Pravesh is the Vedic ceremony performed before a family begins living in a new home. The pandit invokes Lord Ganesha, the Navagrahas and Vastu Purush, performs a havan to purify the space, and guides the family through the auspicious first entry with a boiled-milk offering. It is believed to welcome positive energy, protect the household and make the home a place of peace and prosperity.
Anyone entering a new house, whether bought, built or rented, and families who want to bless a home after renovation or a long vacancy.
On an auspicious muhurat chosen from the panchang, usually a morning in Uttarayan (January to June). Dwitiya, Tritiya, Panchami, Saptami, Dashami, Ekadashi and Trayodashi tithis are considered favourable.
After booking you see his photo, experience and rating, and you can call him from the day before the puja.
An auspicious muhurat is chosen from the panchang based on your family's details. Our pandit shares the best dates and timings once you book. Morning hours are generally preferred.
Traditionally the family spends the first night in the new home after the puja. If that is not possible, the pandit can suggest a simple alternative.
Yes, all standard samagri and havan material are included. Items that depend on your family's tradition, such as a specific idol, can be arranged on request.
There is no minimum. The main host (couple or head of family) must be present. Family and friends are welcome to join the havan and aarti.
Yes. We use a small havan kund that is safe for flats, and our pandits follow society rules on smoke and timing.