Sri Ramarchan Paddati (IAST: Srī Rāmārchana Padhati, Sanskrit: श्रीरामार्चनपद्धति) was authored by Jagadguru Ramanandacharya along with Vaishnava Matabja Bhaskara. In this text Sri Ramanandacharya has explained the complete procedure to worship Sri Rama and Goddess Sita. 
 
Sri Ramanandacharya has given the following mantra that should be used to wake Sri Rama: कौशल्यासुप्रजाराम पूर्वासन्ध्या प्रवर्तते ।
उत्तिष्ठ नरशार्दूल कर्तव्यं दैवमाह्निकम् ॥१॥
उत्तिष्ठोत्तिष्ठभद्रं ते त्यजनिद्रां जगत्पते ।
त्वदीयोत्थानमात्रेण उत्थितं भूवनत्रयम् ॥२॥
उत्तिष्ठोत्तिष्ठ श्रीराम भद्रं ते करुणानिधे ।
उत्तिष्ठजानकीकान्त त्रैलोक्यं मङ्गलं कुरु ॥३॥
अप्रेमयकृपासिन्धुस्वरूपे रामसुप्रिये ।
सुप्रभातानिशा सीते श्रीरामाभिमुखीभव ॥४॥
 This Translates to: O Rama, the embodiment of virtue and the beloved son of the devoted Queen Kaushalya, the time for the morning Sandhya (twilight) is approaching. Therefore, O lion among men, awaken from your slumber, for it is the dawn of a new day. It is necessary to perform the daily rituals and worship. This humble servant is present here to assist in carrying out those daily activities. Therefore, O Rama, please wake up. ||1||
 O Rama, the supreme ruler of the universe, forsake your slumber and rise from your peaceful bed, O protector of the world! May your well-being be ensured. O Master, with your awakening, the three realms will awaken, meaning all the beings in the three worlds will engage in their respective daily and obligatory duties. Therefore, for the welfare of all beings, please wake up. ||2||
 O Rama, the ocean of compassion, please awaken. O Rama, the beloved of Janaki (Sita), please arise, O Master, may your well-being be ensured. O Janaki's beloved Rama, please wake up. Rise and bring welfare to the three worlds. ||3||
 O Janaki Devi, the embodiment of infinite grace, O beloved of Rama, O Sita Devi, the Supreme Goddess, the morning time has arrived. Therefore, O Empress, rise and withdraw from your daily duties, turning your attention towards Sri Rama. Adorn yourself facing Sri Rama and carry out all tasks according to the command of Shri Ramachandra. ||4||
 
In Sri Ramarchan Paddati Ramanandacharya has told what should be chanted while offering Tulsi leaves to Sri Ram and Sita:  साकेतं दिव्यलोकं सुरतरुमतुलं तत्र रत्नालिगर्भं हैमं सिंहासनं तच्छुभरुचिनिचयं भानुकोटिप्रकाशम् ।
पद्मं चानेकपत्रं कपिनिकरपतिं पादुके वातजातं सुग्रीवान् द्वारपालान् नलगवयमुखान् रामभक्तान् प्रपद्ये ॥१॥
वामं पादं प्रसार्याश्रितकलुषहरं दक्षिणं कुञ्चयित्वा जानुन्याधाय दिव्ये रिपुकुलदमने बाणचापे दधत्सः ।
रामः पाणिद्वयेन प्रतिभटभयदः पद्मगर्भारुणाक्षो देवीभूषादिजुष्टो वितरतु जगतां शर्मसाकेतनाथः ॥२॥
 This mantra should be chanted while offering Tulsi leaves to Sri Ram and Goddess Sita.
 In Ramarchan Paddati, Sri Ramanandacharya has written a shloka which one should chant while worshipping Sri Ram and Sita:
 श्रीरामं जनकात्मजामनिलजं वेधोवशिष्ठावृषी योगीशञ्चपराशरं श्रुतिविदं व्यासं जिताक्षं शुकम् ।
श्रीमन्तं पुरुषोत्तमं गुणनिधिं गङ्गाधराद्यान् यतीन् श्रीमद्राघवदेशिकञ्च वरदं स्वाचार्यवर्यंश्रये ॥
I (ramanandacharya) take refuge in my Guru, the bestower of blessings, Raghavadeshik (Raghavanandacharya), along with all the purvacharyas such as Sri Ramachandra, Janakatmaja (Goddess Sita), Vayuputra (Lord Hanuman), Lord Brahma, Vashishtha, the greatest among yogis, Parashara, the knower of the Vedas, Vyasadeva, the conqueror of the senses, Shukadeva, the embodiment of all qualities, Purushottamacharya Maharishi Bodhayan, and the superior among ascetics Shri Gangadharacharya and others.