A Vivah Muhurat is an auspicious window for solemnising a marriage, chosen so that the tithi, nakshatra, vara, yoga and the positions of Guru (Jupiter) and Shukra (Venus) all favour the union. This tool scans your chosen date range for your city and ranks the best marriage muhurat windows, with the option to weigh the couple's birth star.
Vedic muhurta shastra times a wedding on the panchang so that the moment carries the greatest benefic support. This finder weighs the classical factors together and scores each window:
Beyond the day-by-day panchang, some longer stretches of the year are set aside for weddings. The finder skips windows that fall in Guru asta or Shukra asta (when Jupiter or Venus is combust), and the traditionally barred months are worth knowing when you plan a date range.
These include Chaturmas — the roughly four months from Devshayani Ekadashi to Devuthani Ekadashi — as well as the Kharmas periods when the Sun transits Sagittarius (Dhanu) and Pisces (Meena), and any Adhika (intercalary) month. If you supply the couple's birth star, the tool also factors Chandra bala and Tara bala so the Moon supports both partners.
A Vivah Muhurat is an auspicious time window for a marriage ceremony, selected from the panchang so that the tithi, nakshatra, vara and yoga are favourable and the benefics Guru and Shukra are well placed. Marrying within such a window is believed to give the union the strongest astrological support.
When Jupiter (Guru) or Venus (Shukra) comes too close to the Sun it becomes combust, or asta, and sets from view. Because these two benefics govern marriage and marital happiness, classical muhurta texts avoid weddings during their asta periods, and this finder skips those dates.
No, the birth star is optional. Without it the tool ranks windows on tithi, nakshatra, vara, yoga and Guru/Shukra asta; if you add a birth star it additionally checks Chandra bala and Tara bala so the Moon's position supports the individuals.
For educational purposes. Astrological interpretations are traditional and not a substitute for professional advice.