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Feb
15
2026
15-Feb-2026 10:00 - 15-Feb-2026 16:00
Sri Seetha Rama Kalyana Mahotsavam
We are overjoyed to share the wonderful news of the celestial wedding of Sowbhagyavati Seetha Devi and Sri Rama at Shiva Temple Manchester, UK on 15th Feb 2026.
The auspicious celebrations will commence at 10:00 am.
This wedding ceremony will be conducted in Bhajan and Story form in Dakshina Bharatha Sampradaya Bhajan by Birmingham Sri Santhana Gopal and Team of Bhagavathars
Programme Schedule:
- Unchavrutti
- Seetha Rama Kalyana Pooja
- Divya Namam (Sing along and Dance)
- Kotnotsavam with Rokkili
- Kalyanotsavam
- Dolotsavam
- Prasadham/Bhojanam
*If you wish to become a Yajman (Ubhayadari) for the Kalyanam, you and your family can do so by donating £151. We will allocate these positions on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to secure your spot soon!
Furthermore, we welcome your donations for Annadanam, Flowers, Mangalyam, and Talambralu. Your contributions towards these aspects of the wedding will add to the sacredness and beauty of the ceremony. For more details on how to make these donations, please feel free to contact us.
Sponsors and donors are welcome
Jan
18
2026
18-Jan-2026 07:00 - 18-Jan-2026 11:00
Observance of Thai Amavasai / Magha (Mauni) Amavasya.
Dear Devotees,
The Temple will be open on Sunday, 18th January in observance of Thai Amavasai / Magha (Mauni) Amavasya.
🕒 Temple Hours: 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Address: Shiva Temple Manchester, 5 Weybrook Road, Stockport, Manchester, M19 2QD
On this sacred day, our Priest will be available to perform ancestral rituals to honour departed souls, seek their blessings, and help alleviate Pitru Dosha
✨ Services Available:
* Tharpana
* Shraadh
💰 Fee: £25 for Tharpanam
📦 Note: The temple will provide all required pooja items.
⚠️ IMPORTANT: ADVANCE BOOKING REQUIRED
To ensure smooth arrangements, we kindly request devotees to book the Tharpana Service in advance. No on-the-day bookings will be accepted.
We warmly invite you to make use of this auspicious occasion to seek the blessings of Lord Shiva and the Pitru Devatas.