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First things first, those observing Kajari Teej, typically dress themselves in green for the day, after they’ve taken a bath early in the morning. Proceed to clean your altar. Those fasting have an option to either keep a regular fast or a nirjala one, though a phalahari fast is also considered optimum for the day. Seeing as this is a day of honouring the beauty of marital bliss, women are encouraged to dress themselves in the solah shringar. Once done, proceed to set up a small neem branch at your altar and pray to Neemdi Mata, believed to be an avatar of Goddess Parvati. As for puja offerings, sindoor, roli, rice, flowers and shringar items are considered best. Prepare a bhog of sattu and offer it to the idols in your prayer space. Finally, use this very sattu to break your fast.