💑 Marriage Muhurat · विवाह

A vivah (marriage) muhurat is traditionally chosen in layers: first the panchang screens the DAY — the Moon in a marriage-friendly nakshatra, a favourable vara (weekday) and a tithi that is not rikta or amavasya — and then a priest fixes the exact lagna (rising-sign window) for the ceremony itself.

This page does the first layer for you, continuously: it scores every one of the next 90 days and lists the dates that clear all three checks (shubh) and those that clear two (acceptable). For the final word on a wedding — the most important muhurat a family ever fixes — always confirm the lagna with your purohit.

Each day is screened on the three classical panchang limbs: the Moon's nakshatra must be on the marriage list below, the vara (weekday) must be favourable for the activity, and the tithi must be clear — not rikta (4th, 9th, 14th of either paksha) and not amavasya. Dates clearing all three are shubh; two of three, acceptable.