
Mark This Milestone with Vedic Blessings
Annaprasana / Annaprashan
When / Occasion:
Performed when the baby is ready to begin eating solid food, traditionally around 6 months of age, on an auspicious day chosen according to family customs, seeking blessings for the child’s health, nourishment, growth, and well-being.
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Starting From
₹
5,001
Duration:
2-3 hrs









Divine Benefits
01
Positive start
Sets a foundation of grace for what comes next.
02
Auspicious beginning
Marks this life milestone with proper Vedic sanction and blessing.
03
Divine protection
Invokes protection over this new phase of life.
04
Milestone honoured
Gives this occasion the significance and sanctity it deserves.
05
Family blessings
Brings elders, deities and ancestors together in celebration.
Vedic Procedure
Sankalpa in the child's / family's name
The samskara begins with a sankalpa naming the family and gotra, dedicating this milestone rite correctly.
Ganesh puja & kalash sthapana
Lord Ganesh is worshipped first, and the sacred kalash is set up for the ceremony.
Core samskara rite performed
The specific rite for Annaprasana / Annaprashan (First Rice) is performed exactly as prescribed in the grihya sutras.
Elders' & priest's blessings
Family elders and the officiating priest bless the child or couple as part of the ceremony.
Aarti & prasad distribution
The samskara closes with aarti and prasad, marking this milestone with full sanctity.
Pandits
2
Annaprasana / Annaprashan
₹
6,001
₹
5,001
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Services Included
Every AgniBliss ritual is thoughtfully conducted with authentic traditions, experienced pandits, and all the essentials for a seamless spiritual experience

Experienced
Vedic Priest
Certified Pandits with years of experience performing authentic Vedic rituals

Complete
Ritual Materials
All essential pooja items, including flowers, fruits, kalash, lamps, and sacred offerings

Sacred
Chanting & Katha
Recitation of Vedic mantras and the Satyanarayana Katha following traditional procedures.
