Bhoga Nandeeshwara temple wedding Cost, Procedure, and Booking

Bhoga Nandeeshwara temple wedding Cost and Procedure

• Marriage Timings: During temple opening Hours. Usually, marriage happens in the morning hours.
• Marriage Enrollment Cost: Rs.1000 per couple.
• Marriage Duration: 30 to 45 mins

Bhoga Nandeeshwara temple wedding Procedure

• The Bride must be 18 years and above.
• The Groom must be 21 years and above.
• The Bride and Groom family must be Hindus
• Only Hindu arranged marriages are allowed at this temple.
• The Bride and Groom must submit Aadhar Cards, SSLC Photocopies
• Bride and Groom must submit Two Passport Size photos, Invitation Card.
• The Bride parents and Groom parents must Govt Photo ID proof photocopies.
• 15 days of advance booking is advisable.
• Marriage is performed in a Mantap located in the temple premises.
• Marriage without decoration is allowed at the temple Mantap.
• Parents/ Guardians must be available for the marriage.
• Marriage receipt will be issued after the marriage.
• The photoshoot is not allowed inside the temple
• Pre and Post marriage rituals can be performed at the hall outside the temple.
• Food can be arranged at Samudhaya Bhavan.
• Catering services can be planned outside the temple.
• Purohit charges are included in the marriage enrollment charges.
• Garlands and Pooja articles to be purchased on their own.
• As the temple is under ASI maintenance, advance permission is required.

Marriage Registration Procedure

• Two passport size Photos from Bride and Groom
• Bride and Groom’s Aadhar Cards photocopies
• Bride and Groom’s SSLC Mark sheet photocopies
• Two witnesses along with Photo ID proofs.
• Marriage receipt from the temple
• Wedding invitation card.
• Marriage Photos: two copies

The marriage registration office is not available at the temple. Registration can be performed at your home town with proof from the temple. Love marriages and Inter-religion marriages are not allowed at this temple.

At present, marriages are not allowed as they are under ASI maintenance. Earlier, simple weddings were allowed in the temple corridors.