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In the Indian Sanatan culture, marriage is a sacred spiritual confluence of two families and life journeys. According to the traditions described in the Vedas and Puranas, the seven circumambulations taken with Agni (fire) as the witness are an unbroken resolve to stay together through life’s joys and sorrows, to follow dharma, and to enter the householder’s stage of life with dignity.

Connecting this sacred marital tradition with human service, compassion, and social harmony, Narayan Seva Sansthan is set to organise the grand ‘47th Divyang and Needy Collective Marriage Ceremony’ on the historic soil of Udaipur.

This two-day marriage mega-event will be held on 19 and 20 September 2026 at the organisation’s ‘Seva Mahatirth’ premises in Leo ka Guda, Badi, Udaipur. The ceremony is bringing hope, self-respect, and a new dawn of light into the lives of hundreds of differently-abled and economically deprived young people who remain deprived of the basic social right of marriage due to physical challenges or poverty.

A Mandap Will Be Decorated at Seva Mahatirth, Vedic Mantras Will Resonate

This collective marriage taking place in the city of lakes, Udaipur, will be a wonderful confluence of humanity and faith. During the two-day festival, marriage mandaps will be decorated according to traditional customs. In the presence of learned pandits, the auspicious sound of Vedic mantras will resonate, and amidst the melodies of shehnais, needy and differently-abled brides and grooms will hold each other’s hands and enter the unbreakable bond of seven births.

This ritual of Narayan Seva Sansthan is a source of support for those helpless families for whom performing kanyadaan or bearing the huge expenses of a wedding is a challenge. Setting aside social evils and economic inability, the organisation provides such couples the opportunity to enter a new life with complete dignity and respect.

From Ganpati Sthapana to Panigrahan

In Sanatan Dharma, every auspicious work begins with the worship of Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles. In accordance with this religious tradition, the collective marriage ceremony will also begin with Ganesh Puja.

Vakratunda Mahakaya Suryakoti Samaprabha | Nirvighnam Kuru Me Deva Shubhakaryeshu Sarvada ||

The prayer to Lord Ganesha is that He may remove all obstacles, hindrances, and sufferings from the lives of the newly married couples and fill their householder life with happiness, peace, love, and prosperity.

Auspicious Rituals of Marriage

During the ceremony, all traditional rituals will be organised according to scriptural methods and procedures.

  • Haldi and Mehendi Ceremony: The festival will begin with the application of mehendi on the hands of the bride and groom and the paste of turmeric, which symbolises new colours and good fortune in life.
  • Music and Bindauli: A grand musical evening will be organised amidst traditional folk songs, musical bhajans, and celebrations of joy. Along with this, the Bindauli procession will be taken out with dhol-nagadas.
  • Groom’s Departure and Toran Ritual: Accompanied by music and the wedding procession (baraat), the grooms will proceed towards the mandap, where the door worship and the ritual of striking the toran will take place.
  • Panigrahan Sanskar: Amidst Vedic mantras chanted by the pandits, the couples will take the pheras with Agni Dev and the deities as witnesses and resolve to stay together for seven births.

Who Can Participate in the 47th Collective Marriage Ceremony?

To take part in this sacred collective marriage ceremony, it is necessary to fulfill the prescribed eligibility criteria.

  • The bride and groom must already be paired for marriage.
  • The bride’s age must be more than 18 years.
  • The groom’s age must be more than 21 years.
  • Either the bride or the groom must be differently-abled (divyang), or both must be economically needy.
  • The marriage will be solemnised according to Hindu religious customs and traditions.

How to Apply?

Eligible applicants who wish to begin their new life through this collective marriage ceremony can fill the online application form by visiting the organisation’s official website www.narayanseva.org. In addition, for information and registration assistance, contact can be made on the organisation’s telephone number 0294-6622222.

Complete Free Arrangements for the Bride and Groom

For needy and economically weak families, organising the marriage of daughters and sons becomes a big financial burden. Arranging clothes, jewellery, decoration, wedding feast, and essential household items is not within every family’s means. Narayan Seva Sansthan completely eliminates this worry. The entire management of the marriage ceremony is done free of cost by the organisation with the cooperation of donors.

Participate in Kanyadaan and Marriage Service

In the Sanatan tradition, donation is considered a means of purifying the soul and attaining supreme merit. In particular, performing the kanyadaan of a helpless or differently-abled daughter and supporting her household is described in the scriptures as the highest form of service. It is said—

Kanyadaanamaham Punyam Swargam Moksham Cha Vindati.

That is, the person who performs or participates in the ritual of kanyadaan with devotion and a spirit of service becomes a sharer of great merits and becomes entitled to the path of heaven and liberation.

When a person offers even a small contribution to the marriage of a differently-abled or needy girl, it is not merely financial assistance; it becomes the basis for a smile on a daughter’s face, the removal of the burden of worry from the heads of helpless parents, and the creation of a new family.

Charity Is the True Purpose of Human Life

The President of the organisation, ‘Sevak’ Prashant Bhaiya, says that the development of society is possible not only through material progress but by taking the deprived sections along. Our religious texts also teach the same—

Paropakaraya Phalanti Vrikshah, Paropakaraya Vahanti Nadyah |

Paropakaraya Duhanti Gavah, Paropakararthamidam Shariram ||

Just as trees bear fruit to give shade and fruits to others, rivers flow to quench the thirst of others, and cows give milk for the nourishment of others, in the same way, this human body and life are also meant for acts of charity and service.

Narayan Seva Sansthan has appealed to make this 47th Divyang and Needy Collective Marriage Ceremony, to be organised in Udaipur on 19 and 20 September 2026, a Mahakumbh of Sanatan traditions. All generous donors are requested to take a resolve of service on this sacred occasion according to their faith and capacity and become partners in the beautiful beginning of a new couple’s householder life.

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