Your baby's first rice — catered by people who know what pasni means.
Pasni (the rice feeding ceremony, usually at 5–6 months) is intimate — usually 20 to 80 of your closest family — but the food still has to be right. Kheer for the ceremony itself, then a proper bhoj or buffet for guests. These caterers do pasni regularly, so they already know the kheer comes first and the achar matters.
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Pasni gatherings are usually 20–80 guests — drop-off or buffet catering keeps costs around $20–$35 per head.
Check the auspicious date and time with your pandit first, then book the caterer around it.
Home or community hall — most caterers deliver to both; confirm setup space for buffet.
Book 1–2 weeks ahead; 3+ weeks during festival season when caterers are busiest.
For 20–80 guests, expect $20–$35 per person for drop-off or buffet service. Small family packages often start around $400–$800 total depending on menu.
Kheer is essential — it is the first rice the baby tastes. After the ceremony, guests typically eat samay baji, momo, dal bhat bhoj or a buffet, with sel roti and sweets for dessert.
Traditionally yes — a pandit performs the puja and guides the feeding ritual. See our pandit directory to find one in your city.
For pasni-size events (under 80 guests), 1–2 weeks is usually enough. During Dashain–Tihar season allow 3+ weeks.
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