Housewarming & Satyanarayan puja
Pure veg, no onion or garlic, served straight after the aarti.
- Usually 30–120 guests
- Lunch, after the aarti
- 2 days' notice
- Buffet setup advised
Housewarming & Satyanarayan puja
Pure veg, no onion or garlic, served straight after the aarti.
The meal is part of the ritual, not an event around it. It is satvik, it is a traditional Maharashtrian thali, and its timing is set by the priest rather than by you — which is why the kitchen holds the food hot rather than delivering to a clock.
- 30–120 guests
- Lunch, after the aarti
- 2 days' notice
- Buffet setup advised
What to put on the buffet
- Sweet first
- Puran poli or shrikhand, served before the meal
- Mains
- Batata bhaji, bharli vangi, katachi amtiCooked without onion or garlic
- Rice and breads
- Masale bhaat, varan bhaat, poli
- Accompaniments
- Koshimbir, papad, loncha, chutney
What hosts get wrong
Pujas overrun. Tell us the muhurat rather than a serving time, and the kitchen plans around it instead of arriving to a house still mid-aarti.
Menus we would suggest
Maharashtrian spreads, cooked satvik on request — no onion, no garlic.
Costed for your party
₹29,940food only, for 60 guests
60
Guests
48h
Notice needed
100%
Vegetarian
Worth adding
Satvik preparation. No onion, no garlic, separate vessels. Free — just say so when booking.
Banana leaf service. For a traditional pangat seating.
Prasad boxes. Packed for guests who eat at home.
Planning more than one function?
Ready to book the puja?
Send us the date and a rough headcount. We will confirm kitchen capacity, adjust the menu to your budget, and hold the slot while you check with the family.