About Seemantham

Seemantham, also known as Valai Kappu or Pumsavana Seemantham, is a sacred South Indian ceremony performed during the 7th or 9th month of pregnancy. This ritual blesses the expectant mother and her unborn child, ensuring their health, safety, and prosperity. It is an auspicious occasion that brings together family and friends to celebrate the upcoming arrival of the baby while invoking divine blessings for protection and happiness.

Why Perform Seemantham?

• To bless the mother and unborn child with health and safety.

• To seek divine protection and prosperity for the baby.

• To uphold South Indian traditions and cultural heritage.

• To involve family and friends in joyful and spiritual celebrations.

• To perform rituals that enhance positivity and remove negative energies.

Rituals Performed in Seemantham

Our learned Pandit Ji conducts the ceremony as per South Indian Vedic traditions, which include:

• Ganesh Puja & Sankalp – Invoking Lord Ganesha to remove obstacles and set divine intention.

• Kalash Sthapana & Grah Shanti – Prayers for peace, positivity, and planetary blessings.

• Valai Kappu (Bangle Ceremony) – Adorning the mother-to-be with bangles for protection and prosperity.

• Pumsavana Homa / Abhishekam – Rituals to ensure safe delivery and good health of the baby.

• Family Blessings & Prasadam – Elders bless the mother and child, followed by distribution of holy offerings.