Sri Swamy Vari Nitya Kalyanam - Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple

Sri Swamy Vari Nitya Kalyanam is a sacred daily ritual performed at various temples of Lord Venkateswara (Balaji), especially in Tirumala and affiliated temples. "Nitya Kalyanam" means "daily divine marriage," symbolizing the celestial wedding of Lord Srinivasa (an incarnation of Vishnu) with Goddess Padmavati. This ritual reenacts the eternal union of divine love and cosmic balance. Devotees believe that attending or sponsoring the Nitya Kalyanam bestows marital harmony, peace, prosperity, and fulfillment of desires. The ceremony is conducted with Vedic chants, traditional music, and offerings, performed by trained archakas (priests). It includes Sankalpam, Kanyadaanam, Mangalya Dharanam, and Harati, with beautiful decorations, rituals, and mantras. Participating in this daily wedding is considered highly auspicious, especially for couples seeking blessings for a happy married life or those wishing for early marriage. It reflects devotion, cultural heritage, and divine grace that connects devotees to the Lord’s eternal presence and blessings.

Sri Swamy Vari Nitya Kalyanam Puja Vidhi is a sacred and symbolic wedding ritual of Lord Venkateswara (Srinivasa) and Goddess Padmavati. The puja begins with Sankalpam, where the devotee states their name and purpose of participation. It is followed by Punyahavachanam (purification) and Kalasha Sthapana. Then, Kanyadaanam is performed, symbolizing the offering of Goddess Padmavati to Lord Srinivasa. Mangalya Dharanam, the tying of the holy thread, is enacted, followed by Garlanding, Saptapadi (seven steps), and Mangala Arati. Vedic hymns, especially Vishnu Sahasranama and Kalyana Suktams, are chanted. Priests perform Archana and offer Naivedyam (food offerings), concluding with blessings and Prasadam distribution. The entire ritual is filled with divine music and devotion, reflecting the heavenly union of divine energies. Participating in or witnessing this puja is considered highly auspicious, especially for couples and those seeking harmony in relationships and marriage. The puja generally lasts about 30–45 minutes.