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Sagai (engagement) and Roka are the first formal ceremonies of a Hindu marriage, when both families agree to the match. The pandit performs Ganesh pujan, a short Kalash pujan, the tilak to the groom, exchange of rings and gifts, and blesses the couple. It is a simple, joyful ceremony usually held at home or a small hall.
Families who have finalised a match and want to mark it with a simple, traditional ceremony.
Any auspicious muhurat on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday. Avoid Chaturmas and Pitru Paksha.
After booking you see his photo, experience and rating, and you can call him from the day before the puja.
No, one pandit conducts the ceremony for both families, with guidance on each family's customs.
Roka is the formal agreement to the match; Sagai is the engagement with ring exchange. They are often held together or a few days apart.
Yes, our pandits perform this at homes, halls and banquet venues.
Yes, based on the families' details, we suggest suitable dates and timings.