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What Makes Tamil Brahmin Catering Different? (Iyer vs Iyengar Traditions) Tamil Brahmin weddings and poojas are known not just for their sacred rituals but also for their authentic, sattvic, and soulful food. But did you know that Iyer and Iyengar Brahmins — though united in vegetarianism and tradition — have…

Introduction: In every Tamil Brahmin wedding, the Seer Bakshanam is more than just sweets and snacks — it is a sacred expression of love, tradition, and blessings. Carefully prepared and beautifully packed, these edible offerings are gifted to the groom’s family, relatives, and guests as part of Tamil Iyer and…

Introduction: In Tamil Brahmin culture, food is not just nourishment — it is prasad (sacred offering). Every meal served at weddings, poojas, and homams is prepared with devotion, purity, and balance. This divine approach to cooking is known as Sattvic cooking — an ancient concept rooted in Ayurveda and Vedic…

Introduction A Tamil Iyer wedding isn’t just a union of two hearts — it’s a celebration of deep-rooted tradition, sacred rituals, and of course, divine food. The banana leaf meal (elai saapadu) served during the wedding is not just a feast but a cultural and spiritual experience. Each dish is…