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Namkaran is the sixteen sanskar in which a baby is formally given a name, traditionally on the 11th or 12th day after birth, or on any later auspicious date. The pandit performs Ganesh pujan, Kalash pujan and a short havan, whispers the chosen name into the baby's right ear, and blesses the child and the family. A kundali-based letter suggestion for the name is shared on request.
Parents who want to give their baby a traditional naming ceremony with family blessings.
The 11th or 12th day after birth, or on any auspicious date in the first year, usually in the morning.
After booking you see his photo, experience and rating, and you can call him from the day before the puja.
Traditionally on the 11th or 12th day, but it can be done on any auspicious date within the first year.
Yes. Based on the birth details, the pandit suggests starting letters and meanings. The final name is chosen by the parents.
A simple version can be done anywhere; the pandit will adapt rituals to the space.
A small havan is traditional, but it can be skipped if you prefer. We can do a simple pujan only.