Pandit Narayan Bhatt (Shastri, MA)
Purohit, Kirtan & Kathakar, Marriage Celebrant
Son of the famous poojari, Pandit Jaidev Bhatt, Pandit Narayan Bhatt is a celebrated Hindu priest in Sydney. He was born in the state of Uttaranchal, India, bringing with him the rich heritage of Kurmanchal and western Nepal.
He has been living a priestly life since his teenage days and has served the Australian Hindu communities of Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, and Alice Springs and internationally in India, Fiji, and Indonesia.
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Good Morning Panditji,
Jai Shree Krishna,
Time got the better of us yesterday, and we just missed the chance to thank you in person. It was truly a pleasure to have you perform our wedding ceremony. Every moment felt special, and your guidance during the rehearsal made all the difference.
On behalf of both myself and Juhi, thank you sincerely for everything.
Namaste Punditji,
Harish and I wanted to extend our deepest thanks to you for helping us plan and execute such a beautiful wedding. Your patience in helping us understand each step of the wedding is greatly appreciated, especially as we build the foundations of our marriage.
Please extend our love to Radhika Aunty and your children.
See you at the next pooja!
Warm regards,
Prachi and Harish, 2024
Dear Pandit Ji,
Over 400 guests attended the wedding ceremonies of our daughter, Disha, and Kapil. You conducted all rituals with grace and professionalism.
We’re truly grateful for your support and the way you engaged everyone—especially with your multilingual approach, appreciated by guests from England and India.
We received excellent feedback and feel fortunate to have you in our community. We’re happy to recommend you for any religious function, especially traditional weddings.
Jai Goyal
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Congratulations to the newlyweds! Wishing you a lifetime of love and happiness.
Mām vrate te hṛdayam dadhāmi
In this sacred vow, I offer you my heart.
With full sincerity and devotion, in this sacred moment of commitment, I place my heart in your care. I give you not just my hand, but my trust, my emotions, my thoughts, and my life’s intentions. From this day forward, your joys will be mine, and your sorrows too. I bind myself to you with love, respect, and sacred duty (dharma).
Prayer from Rig Veda
समान्जन्तु विश्वे देवा: समापो हृदयानि नौ।
Samanjantu vishe devāḥsamāpo hṛdayāni nau
Meaning:
May all the divine forces unite our hearts. May the waters (symbolizing purity and life) merge our hearts as one.
Interpretation:
This mantra is a prayer for harmony, mutual understanding, and emotional unity between the couple. It invokes the blessings of the divine for a loving, synchronized, and spiritually aligned married life.
Ashirvaad: A Wedding Blessing
May your journey together be filled with love, laughter, and mutual respect.
May your hearts remain united in joy and strength, through every season of life.
May you grow not only as partners but as true companions of the soul.
May your home be blessed with peace, prosperity, and sacred harmony.
And may the divine presence always guide and protect your union.
Honoured to Serve: Celebrating Marriages and Dharma Since 1991