- Price
- ₹3,500
- Duration
- 2 to 3 hours
- Time difference
- India +4 h 30 min
- Languages
- Hindi, Tamil
Can I book an online Varalakshmi Vratham from Norway? Yes. On Stuti Mandir a verified pandit in India performs Varalakshmi Vratham live on video for your family in Norway, with your names and gotra in the sankalpa — 7:00 AM – 4:30 PM Oslo time. ₹3,500, 2 to 3 hours, paid by international card.
Timing for Norway
Pandits in India perform between 6 AM and 9 PM IST. The hours that fall in your waking day: 11:30 AM – 9:00 PM IST is 7:00 AM – 4:30 PM Oslo time. The pandit fixes the muhurat inside that window.
Coming Purnima days in Norway
- Purnima begins Mon, 23 Nov, 2026, 7:12 pm Oslo time (Mon, 23 Nov, 2026, 11:42 pm IST)
- Purnima begins Wed, 23 Dec, 2026, 6:17 am Oslo time (Wed, 23 Dec, 2026, 10:47 am IST)
- Purnima begins Thu, 21 Jan, 2027, 5:00 pm Oslo time (Thu, 21 Jan, 2027, 9:30 pm IST)
About Varalakshmi Vratham
Varalakshmi Vratham is observed by married women on the Friday before Shravana Purnima, invoking Goddess Lakshmi as the giver of boons (vara) for the wellbeing, prosperity and long life of the family.
- Wellbeing and long life of the husband and family
- Prosperity and blessings of all eight forms of Lakshmi
- Harmony in the household
How it works
- 1
Book the puja and choose a date, time and language.
- 2
The pandit calls before the day with the list of things to keep ready.
- 3
On the day, join the video call; the pandit performs the full vidhi with your names in the sankalpa.
- 4
Ask your questions at the end — and book the next one when you need it.
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Questions devotees ask us
How is an online Varalakshmi Vratham done for a family in Norway?
A verified pandit in India performs the full vidhi on a live video call. You sit with your family at home in Norway, follow along, and the sankalpa is taken in your names, gotra and nakshatra.
What time will it be in Norway?
India is 4 h 30 min ahead of Norway. Pandits perform between 6 AM and 9 PM IST; for you that means 7:00 AM – 4:30 PM Oslo time.
What do we keep ready at home?
A lamp, flowers, fruits and a few puja items — the pandit sends the full list (it starts with Kalasham, coconut and a goddess face / mask, Saree or blouse piece and jewellery for the goddess and Yellow thread for the thoram) and suggests simple substitutes for what isn’t available abroad.
How do we pay from Norway?
In Indian rupees — ₹3,500 for the puja — by international card through Razorpay. The full price shows before you pay.
Which languages can the pandit speak?
Families in Norway often ask for Hindi, Tamil and Telugu; choose the language when you book.