Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati are the representation of an ideal married couple and are worshipped with great devotion by people all over the world. These two deities are highly revered to come out of the issues faced in one’s marriage. Gauri Shankar Puja is performed to seek immense blessings from these divine forms and resolve the obstacles in married life.

Gauri Shankar Puja also bestows the devotees with good health and retains happiness in the family. This puja is highly recommended to those who are facing delay in getting married.

According to the legends, Maa Sita performed Gauri Shankar Puja seeking Lord Rama to be her consort. There are many temples of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati across the country and every year millions of people visit these places to take blessings from the supreme powers.

Carrying out Gauri Shankar Puja under the guidance of expert pundits and as per the Vedic rituals will bring in huge benefits into the lives of the performer such as:

• This puja removes the hurdles in marriage.
• Unmarried men and women will find a suitable partner.
• Peace and harmony will retain between the couples
• Couples will be blessed with parenthood
• The puja will prevent unwanted confrontations between the family members.
• Will help you control your anxiety, greed, and lust
• The puja will destroy negative force

One must perform Gauri Shankar Puja on Fridays in the morning hours. The Gauri Shankar Puja Vidhi starts with worshipping of Lord Ganapati so that there are no hindrances in the process of performing puja. The performers are asked to wear a yellow colour dress and sit facing towards the north direction on a yellow mat.

Sankalpa is made and the idol or picture of Gauri Shankar is worshipped by offering yellow flowers and Gauri Shankar Mantra “Om Bhavani Gaurie Pati Sukh Saubhagyam Dehi Dehi Shiv Shaktiyee Namah” and “Hey Gauri Shankaradhan Yatha Twam Shankarpriya Tatha Maa Kuru Kalyani Kantkantan Sudurlabham” are chanted rigorously. Once the puja is over, food and other donations are offered to Brahmans who took part in the puja.