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Hindu ceremonies, done the right way and explained with care.

Pandit Parth Bhatt leads Vedic ceremonies for Hindu families across London, at homes, halls, temples and gardens. He helps choose the muhurat, arranges the samagri or sends a list, and explains each step so the whole family can take part.

  • Hindi
  • Gujarati
  • Sanskrit
  • English
Parth Bhatt seated at a havan in front of a white house, with the fire lit and offerings laid out Parth Bhatt leading a wedding ceremony under a floral mandap
Garden havan and a hall wedding
10+Years leading ceremonies, since 2015
1,100+Ceremonies performed
About 50Weddings
Age 8Began learning, in a family of priests
Portrait of Parth Bhatt in a white kurta and grey waistcoat, standing outdoors

About Parth

Born into a family of priests, trained on the banks of the Narmada

Parth grew up in a family of priests, watching ceremonies closely and learning how a priest guides a family through the important moments of life. He began learning the traditions at the age of eight, and later trained at Narmada Sanskrit Vedpaathashala, on the banks of the River Narmada in India, in the tradition of the Shankaracharya Parampara.

He began performing ceremonies himself in 2015, at the age of 15. Since then he has led more than 1,100 ceremonies, including around 50 weddings.

Many Hindu families in the UK, especially younger generations, do not follow Sanskrit or know the meaning behind every ritual. Parth explains the important steps in simple language while keeping the ceremony sacred, so the whole family understands what they are part of.

A priest should not only know how to perform a ceremony, but also understand its significance and guide others with clarity and devotion.Parth Bhatt
  • AuthenticTraditional Vedic practice, done in full
  • ExplainedThe meaning of each step, in simple language
  • PersonalPlanned around each family's traditions

पार्थ भट्ट

Services

Ceremonies and spiritual guidance

Every ceremony is planned with the family beforehand. Parth can arrange the samagri, or send a list so you can buy it yourself.

Wedding mandap with red rose garlands and a puja set up below
विवाह संस्कार

Hindu weddings

Gujarati Hindu weddings, with North Indian customs where they fit the family. Parth explains the main rituals so the couple and both families can take part.

  • Ganesh Sthapna
  • Mandap Muhurat
  • Grah Shanti
  • Pithi
  • Wedding ceremony
Parth Bhatt making offerings into a brick havan kund with the fire lit
कथा, हवन एवं अभिषेक

Katha, havan and Rudrabhishek

Pujas for blessings, thanks or a new start, at home, in a hall or at a temple. For some pujas, relatives can join remotely and watch.

  • Satyanarayan Katha
  • Havan
  • Rudrabhishek
Parth Bhatt performing a puja in a living room by the window
गृह प्रवेश

Griha Pravesh and home pujas

Bless a new home before you move in, or hold a puja for the home you already live in.

  • Griha Pravesh
  • House pujas
Kalash wrapped in orange thread in front of framed deities and banana leaves
संस्कार

Baby shower and Mundan

Ceremonies to bless a new baby on the way, and a child's first haircut.

  • Baby shower
  • Mundan
Evening puja altar with brass lamps and framed deities
ज्योतिष एवं मुहूर्त

Vedic astrology and Muhurat

Kundli analysis, and Muhurat selection for weddings, Griha Pravesh and other important occasions. Consultations can be held online.

  • Kundli analysis
  • Muhurat selection
  • Online consultations
Brass murti garlanded with white jasmine and roses
ध्यान एवं मंत्र

Meditation and mantra

Guidance in meditation and mantra practice for calmness, focus and spiritual connection, rooted in Hindu tradition.

  • Meditation
  • Mantra practice

This is spiritual guidance. It is not a replacement for professional healthcare.

अन्त्येष्टि

Funeral services and last rites

Religious support for families after a bereavement: Antyeshti, Shraddha and Pitru rituals.

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By the end, the ceremony becomes more than a series of rituals. The couple understands the values behind their traditions, and their families can share that experience with them.
Parth Bhatt, on explaining a wedding to a young couple

How booking works

Three steps to a ceremony you can relax into

  1. Send a message

    Tell Parth the ceremony, the date you have in mind and where it will be held.

  2. Plan it together

    He confirms the muhurat, explains the order of the ceremony, and agrees the details and the price with you. He can arrange the samagri or send you a list.

  3. On the day

    Parth leads the whole ceremony and explains the important steps as they happen.

How far ahead to book

Weddings
Several months ahead, especially for popular dates and wedding season.
Pujas
At least a week's notice. Shorter notice may be possible.
Funerals
Contact Parth as soon as possible.

Prices

There is no fixed price list. Every family's ceremony is different, so Parth talks through what you need first and then confirms the price.

The price depends on the ceremony, the rituals, the location, how long it takes and who arranges the samagri.

Book a ceremony

Tell Parth what you are planning

Send the details and he will reply with available dates, a muhurat, what you need to prepare and a price.

Your enquiry goes privately to Parth. He confirms availability and the price before anything is booked.

अन्त्येष्टि संस्कार

Funeral services and last rites

Losing someone close is one of the hardest times for any family. Parth offers calm, careful religious support after a bereavement, with the Antyeshti sanskar and the rites that follow.

Contact Parth as soon as possible

For funeral services and last rites, message or call Parth straight away, so the arrangements can be made in time.

+44 7565 525814
Antyeshtiअन्त्येष्टि
The last rites, performed according to Hindu tradition.
Shraddhaश्राद्ध
Rites to honour a family member after they have passed away.
Pitru ritualsपितृ कर्म
Rites performed for the family's ancestors.

Parth explains each step gently, so the family understands what is happening and why. He can arrange the samagri, or give the family a list.

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