Wedding Anniversary Special Pooja

Wedding Anniversary Special Pooja

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For a Wedding Anniversary Special Pooja, the samagri (materials) required may vary depending on the customs and traditions you follow. Below is a general list of samagri often used for a special pooja on this occasion:

Wedding Anniversary Pooja Samagri

  1. Kalash (Water-filled pot) – For invoking Lord Ganesha and other deities.
  2. Coconut – To be placed on the Kalash.
  3. Mango Leaves – To be placed around the Kalash.
  4. Idols or Photos of Gods and Goddesses – Preferably of Lord Ganesha, Lakshmi, Vishnu, and Parvati-Shiva.
  5. Sindoor (Vermilion) – For offering to Goddess Parvati.
  6. Haldi (Turmeric) – For purification and offerings.
  7. Chandan (Sandalwood Paste) – For tilak and offerings.
  8. Roli and Akshat (Rice Grains) – For applying tilak.
  9. Fresh Flowers – For decoration and offerings.
  10. Garlands (Mala) – For the couple and the deities.
  11. Panchamrit – A mixture of milk, curd, honey, ghee, and sugar for abhishekam (bathing of the idols).
  12. Dhoop (Incense Sticks) – For creating a sacred atmosphere.
  13. Camphor (Kapoor) – For aarti.
  14. Diya (Oil Lamp) – For lighting during the pooja.
  15. Ghee (Clarified Butter) – For the diya and havan (if performed).
  16. Betel Leaves and Betel Nuts – Used in various rituals.
  17. Fruits and Sweets – As offerings to the deities.
  18. Clothes (Vastra) – New clothes for the couple and to offer to deities.
  19. Naivedya (Prasad) – Any special food prepared as an offering.
  20. Conch (Shankh) – For purifying the space and invoking divine energy.
  21. Pooja Thali – Decorated plate for performing the aarti.
  22. Coins – Symbolic of prosperity.
  23. Mangal Sutra or Sacred Thread – To symbolize the sacred bond of marriage.

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