Tell us the puja and the date.

Two to three weeks is comfortable for most pujas, and it gives pandit ji room to find a good muhurat. Weekends around Diwali, Navratri and the school holidays fill early, so call sooner if your date falls in that window. Short notice is still worth a call — we can often make it work.

We serve greater Sydney, from the Hills District and Blacktown through the Inner West, North Shore, Parramatta and out to Liverpool and Campbelltown. If you are further out, tell us where and we will let you know honestly whether we can reach you.

Yes. Our panel includes Gujarati, Marathi, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu speaking pandit ji. Mention it when you call and we will match someone who can perform the rituals in the tradition your family follows.

We do. The setup is the same whether it happens at home, at a temple or in a community hall — we simply coordinate access times with the venue beforehand. For a hall we can also arrange chairs, decoration and catering contacts.

We collect it and dispose of it respectfully, which is one of the harder parts of doing a puja in Australia. It is included in the price, not an extra.

The range on each puja page covers the puja itself. Where you land in that range depends on the number of guests, the size of the setup, how far we travel and any decoration or catering you add. You get one number before you commit — no surprises on the day.