What is Suvarna Pushpam
Suvarna Pushpam is an archana performed with golden flowers. Suvarna means gold and pushpam means flower. In an ordinary archana , the priest chants the Lord's names and offers fresh flowers as he chants. In a golden-flower archana, the flowers offered are golden.
At Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple, Yadagirigutta, Suvarna Pushpam is offered to Lord Lakshmi Narasimha. The temple offers it for a couple, and lists it among its morning sevas. The temple's list also has a Suvarna Pushparchana for groups; whether the two are the same rite could not be confirmed.
At other great shrines
The golden-flower archana is not unique to Yadagirigutta. At Simhachalam, another great shrine of Narasimha, 108 golden sampangi flowers have been offered to Sri Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha. At Tirumala, in a seva introduced in 1984 when a devotee offered Lord Venkateswara 108 golden lotuses, one golden lotus is laid at the Lord's feet for each of his 108 names.
What devotees seek
As an archana, Suvarna Pushpam carries what devotees traditionally seek from archana: the Lord's blessing on something important happening in their life, and peace and prosperity for themselves and their family.
Because the temple offers it for a couple, it suits the occasions of a married life: a wedding anniversary, the first year of a marriage, a move into a new home together, or the arrival of a child.
What happens
In outline, as in any archana: the intention of the offering is stated, and the priest chants the Lord's names, offering a flower with them. How many golden flowers Yadagirigutta offers, what they are made of, and which names are chanted could not be confirmed from an official source.
What you receive
When you book through VedaJyoti, you receive a recorded video of the offering.