Wedly Finds Your Shubh Vivah Muhurat 2026
Discover the most auspicious Hindu wedding dates — thoughtfully curated from the Panchang for a blessed and beautiful beginning.
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Understanding Vivah Muhurat
Our dates are verified using Amaanta Panchang and Lagna Shuddhi principles, ensuring peak auspiciousness for your ceremony.
We strictly adhere to the Tithi, Nakshatra, and Graha Shuddhi principles for reliable wedding dates.
Regional Panchang Differences
Muhurats vary slightly across regions. We offer filtered dates based on Gujarati (Amanta) and Marwari (Purnimanta) traditions.
Always consult your family priest for final confirmation, especially concerning local customs and specific Rashi/Nakshatra compatibility.
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Community-Specific Muhurats
Each community follows unique traditions and Panchang interpretations
Frequently Asked Questions
A Shubh Vivah Muhurat is the astrologically precise moment chosen for the marriage ceremony to harness maximum positive planetary energy. This is essential because selecting the right Lagna (ascendant) at the time of the wedding mitigates karmic flaws and ensures a harmonious, prosperous, and long-lasting married life for the couple. Consulting the Vedic Panchang to identify the ideal Muhurat is the first crucial step in traditional Hindu wedding planning.
Auspicious wedding dates are primarily calculated using the Vedic Panchang system, which involves assessing the five core elements: Tithi (lunar day), Vaar (weekday), Nakshatra (constellation), Yoga (planetary combination), and Karana (half-tithi). Days impacted by inauspicious periods like Chaturmas, Shradh, or Adhik Maas are strictly avoided. The final Muhurat timing is often determined using advanced methods like Lagna Shuddhi to guarantee spiritual blessing.
Regional variations in Muhurat calculation stem from differing lunar calendar definitions. Amanta (or Gujarati Panchang) systems define the month as ending on the New Moon (Amavasya). Conversely, Purnimanta (or North Indian/Marwari Panchang) systems define the month as ending on the Full Moon (Purnima). These differences directly affect the Tithi assigned to certain days, making it vital to follow the calendar specific to your family's geographic and cultural traditions.
The peak wedding season in India typically occurs between November and February, following the end of Chaturmas when the gods are considered to be awake. This period is favored due to the density of Guru Bal (Jupiter's strength) and Shukra Bal (Venus's strength), which are essential for marriage. Astrologers confirm the Muhurat is invalid if the Guru Tara (Jupiter/Venus) is Ast (combust/set) during that month.
Yes. The Wedly.me calendar features dedicated filter options to easily identify dates that fall on a Weekend (Saturday/Sunday) or a Public Holiday for guest convenience. Additionally, days considered universally auspicious, known as Saava Days (or Abujh Muhurats), are automatically marked and highlighted, offering the most reliable dates that require minimal individual consultation.