Marriage Muhurat

A marriage muhurat is a favourable date and time window chosen for a wedding. Families in Mumbai and Thane usually begin with the Panchang and then check the bride's and groom's charts. This page explains what is checked and how to plan.

Who it is for

Families who have fixed or are about to fix a match and want to choose a date, and couples making their own wedding plans.

What the consultation covers

• Months and periods commonly avoided for marriage in your tradition
• Tithi, nakshatra, vara, yoga and karana of candidate dates
• Lagna (rising sign) for the ceremony time
• Comparing the dates with both charts, including the dasha and any Mangal dosha considerations
• A short list of several windows so you can pick one that fits venue and guests

Practical planning in Mumbai and Thane

Popular wedding seasons are busy, and halls are booked far in advance. Please bring the dates you have in hand. We shortlist options within them where possible, and give alternatives.

Community traditions

Muhurat rules vary across Maharashtrian, Gujarati, Marwari, South Indian, Sindhi and other communities. Tell us your tradition, and confirm the final date with your family priest where custom requires.

What to provide

Birth details of both partners, preferred months, venue constraints, and community tradition.

What you receive

2–4 suitable windows with reasons, and the timing of the key rituals.

Limitations

Muhurat is a traditional practice. A favourable date does not guarantee a happy marriage, and an unfavourable one does not predict failure.

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