Book Diwali Lakshmi Puja
Diwali Lakshmi Puja is the traditional evening worship of Goddess Lakshmi, usually performed with Lord Ganesha on the main Diwali day. Families clean and illuminate the home, prepare the puja place and offer flowers, sweets, fruits and prayers for gratitude, wellbeing and prosperity.
At a glance
| Quote | Free and itemised, in writing before payment | Duration | 1.5–2 hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pandits | 1 | Location | At your home or agreed venue |
| Samagri | Standard listed ritual kit included | Before payment | Final total, travel and host-provided items confirmed in writing |
Freshly cooked bhojana, banana-leaf meals and temple-style prasadam — puliyogare, pongal, kesari bath, payasa — timed to the end of the ceremony. Bengaluru & North Karnataka; quoted with your puja.
When is Diwali Lakshmi Puja performed?
In 2026, Diwali falls on Sunday, 8 November. The exact Lakshmi Puja muhurat depends on your city because local sunset, Pradosh Kaal and the Amavasya tithi must be checked in a local panchang.
Festival dates for Diwali Lakshmi Puja, 2026–27
- Diwali Lakshmi Puja: Sunday, 8 November 2026. About the festival →
These are the national dates; the exact tithi and puja window vary by city, so the pandit confirms your local muhurat. See the festival puja calendar →
An astrology consultation can help your family review traditional timing considerations and discuss which ceremony, if any, fits your circumstances. It is guidance, not a guarantee, and you decide whether to book. Discuss timing & traditions →
What’s included
The standard ritual kit includes kalash items, kumkum, turmeric, lamps, wicks, incense and the core Lakshmi–Ganesha puja materials. We confirm the final pandit-provided and host-provided checklist before booking. Your written checklist separates the standard items supplied for the ritual from flowers, fruit, food, seating or other items the host may need to keep ready.
Your quote: every ceremony is quoted for your exact sankalp — scope, pandit count, language, tradition, muhurat, city, travel and samagri are itemised in writing before you pay anything. See our full terms →
Available in listed cities & for families abroad
We list Diwali Lakshmi Puja in the cities below, subject to pandit availability for your date. For families abroad, remote participation in an e-puja may be possible; live video, recording and any eligible prasad delivery are confirmed for each booking and destination.
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How booking works
- Tell us your puja, city, date and language on WhatsApp.
- We share the muhurat, assigned pandit and a free written quote.
- Pay just 25% to confirm — the balance is due only after the ceremony.
- The pandit arrives with the confirmed standard samagri and performs the agreed vidhi.
Share your city, preferred date, language and tradition. We confirm the assigned pandit, scope and written total before payment.
Frequently asked questions
What is included when I book?
The pandit’s dakshina, all listed samagri and travel within city limits. As each ritual is tailored to your sankalp, we share a free written quote with confirmed inclusions before you pay.
Can I book in my language and tradition?
Tell us your preferred language and tradition. We seek a suitable pandit; before payment, confirm the assigned person’s language, relevant ritual experience, agreed vidhi and any checks actually completed.
When is Diwali Lakshmi Puja in 2026?
The main Diwali observance falls on Sunday, 8 November 2026. The exact evening puja window varies by city, so it must be confirmed from the local panchang.
What should the family keep ready?
Keep the home and puja place clean and have the Lakshmi–Ganesha images or murtis, account books or work tools you wish to bless, sweets and family offerings ready. We send a divided checklist showing what the pandit brings and what the host provides.