Top 5 Flowers for Pooja in Every Gujarati Household

In every Gujarati home, pooja rituals hold a sacred place. And what makes these rituals truly complete is the offering of fresh, fragrant flowers to the deities. Flowers symbolize purity, devotion, and good fortune — an essential part of spiritual life. At Petals n' Blooms, we celebrate this tradition by providing the freshest blooms right to your doorstep. Here’s a list of the Top 5 Flowers every Gujarati household loves for pooja:

Marigold (Genda)

Bright yellow and orange marigolds are a must-have in every pooja. Their vibrant color is believed to please the gods and ward off negative energies. Commonly used for garlands and decorating mandirs during Navratri, Diwali, and Ganesh Chaturthi.

Rose (Gulab)

Roses are loved for their divine fragrance and rich symbolism of love and devotion. Red, white, and pink roses are often placed in thaalis and mandir offerings, symbolizing purity and devotion.

Jasmine (Mogra)

Known for its sweet, calming aroma, jasmine flowers are often strung into garlands or placed around idols. Their fragrance is said to purify the environment and elevate the spiritual ambiance of your home.

Lotus (Kamal)

Considered the sacred flower of Goddess Lakshmi, the lotus symbolizes prosperity and purity. Though seasonal, offering a lotus during Diwali or special Lakshmi poojas is believed to bring good fortune.

Hibiscus (Jasud)

A favorite in Durga and Kali poojas, the vibrant red hibiscus is known for its spiritual significance. It’s especially popular during Navratri and is believed to bring strength and protection.

Conclusion

Flowers are more than just decoration — they carry emotion, tradition, and spiritual meaning. At Petals n' Blooms Ahmedabad, we deliver fresh pooja flowers to your home, helping you celebrate every ritual with authenticity and grace.

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