Preparation: Before starting the puja, the devotees clean the house or the place where the puja will be performed. They also prepare the necessary items such as fruits, flowers, coconuts, sweets, incense sticks, camphor, and a picture or idol of Lord Satyanarayan.

Invocation: The puja begins with the chanting of prayers and mantras to invoke the blessings of Lord Satyanarayan. This is usually done by lighting incense sticks and ringing bells.

Kalash Sthapana: A kalash (pot) filled with water, adorned with mango leaves, and a coconut on top is established as a representation of Lord Vishnu.

Ganesh Puja: The puja typically starts with a prayer to Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, seeking his blessings for the successful completion of the puja.

Satyanarayan Katha: The main highlight of the puja is the narration of the Satyanarayan Katha, which is a sacred story about the significance of Lord Satyanarayan and his miracles. The story illustrates the importance of truth, faith, and devotion.

Offerings: During the puja, devotees offer various items such as fruits, sweets, flowers, and coins to Lord Satyanarayan as a mark of respect and devotion.

Aarti: Towards the end of the puja, an aarti (ritual of waving lighted lamps) is performed to conclude the ceremony. Devotees sing devotional songs and hymns praising Lord Satyanarayan.

Prasad Distribution: After the puja is completed, the prasad (blessed food offered to the deity) is distributed among the devotees as a symbol of divine blessings.