Mailam, or Mayilam, is 15 km from Tindivanam and 30 km from Pondicherry. Two-wheelers or four-wheelers can reach this temple, which is near Pondicherry.

Mailam Temple Marriage Registration

1. The Bride must be 18 years and above
2. The Groom must be 21 years and above
3. Only Hindu arranged marriages are allowed at this temple
4. One has to collect the marriage form from the temple office.
5. The bride, groom, bride’s/groom’s father, or bride’s/groom’s mother can collect the marriage form.
6. Aadhar Card photocopy has to be submitted while collecting the marriage form
7. Bride and Groom’s Aadhar Cards photocopies
8. Bride’s parents’ and groom’s parents’ Aadhar Cards photocopies
9. The bride’s and Groom’s School mark list or TC photocopy is required
10. Unmarried certificate, which can be procured from the tnesevai website.
11. It usually takes 10 to 15 days to issue the unmarried certificate
12. The bride’s and Groom’s community certificate photocopy is required
13. Anyone (bride, groom, bride’s father, bride’s mother, groom’s father, or groom’s mother) can submit the above-mentioned documents at the temple office for registration
14. We will issue the marriage registration form 60 days before the marriage date.
15. You can book your marriage from the 30th day until the marriage date.

A minimum of 20 to 30 days of booking is advisable to make the arrangements.

It is advisable to book 2 months in advance, as enrollment is limited

Marriage Registration Procedure

1. A receipt will be issued by the temple authority stating the marriage details
2. Online marriage registration is available for Tamil Nadu residents
3. Wedding Invitation Card
4. Bride and Groom’s Aadhar Cards photocopies
5. Bride’s parents’ and Groom’s parents’ Aadhar Cards photocopies
6. Bride’s and Groom’s School mark list or TC photocopy

Please note that

1. Mandapam Decoration
2. Purohit
3. You must pay for Pooja articles and other items separately.

Marriage enrollment does not include priest charges.

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