8/7/2025 • By Deepak YADAV
In Vedic astrology, every major event in life — especially marriage — is believed to be influenced by celestial bodies. Choosing a wedding date based on astrology ensures:
Prosperity and harmony in married life
Avoidance of future conflicts
Alignment with divine blessings
Higher compatibility between the couple
By consulting an astrologer or following Vedic principles, couples can avoid inauspicious periods like Rahu Kaal or Pitra Paksha, which are considered unlucky for sacred ceremonies.
Key Factors Astrologers Consider for Wedding Dates
When choosing a wedding date astrologically, several elements come into play. Here's what astrologers typically analyze:
Astrological marriage planning starts with evaluating the horoscopes of both partners for harmony. This includes checking:
Guna Milan (out of 36 points, 18+ is considered suitable)
Manglik Dosha
Compatibility of Moon sign
Navamsa chart for marriage prospects
Astrologers study the position of planets like Venus (planet of love), Jupiter (planet of blessings), and the Moon (emotions) to find the most favorable period.
Certain Tithis are considered more auspicious than others. For example:
Dwitiya (2nd)
Tritiya (3rd)
Panchami (5th)
Saptami (7th)
Dashami (10th)
Ekadashi (11th)
Tithis like Amavasya and Chaturdashi are usually avoided.
Some Nakshatras are highly favorable for marriage:
Rohini
Mrigashira
Magha
Uttara Phalguni
Swati
Anuradha
Revati
Nakshatras like Ashlesha and Moola are usually avoided unless compensated by other strong planetary combinations.
According to astrology, the most auspicious days for weddings are:
Monday – Peaceful and nurturing
Wednesday – Joyful and harmonious
Thursday – Blessed by Jupiter, ideal for prosperity
Friday – Ruled by Venus, perfect for love and beauty
Saturdays and Sundays are often chosen for convenience but astrologers may not always find them auspicious.
These are considered inauspicious periods during the day. Weddings must not take place during:
Rahu Kaal – A negative time influenced by the shadow planet Rahu
Gulik Kaal – Another malefic time associated with Saturn
Based on Panchang and astrology, here are some Shubh Muhurat months for marriage in 2025:
January 2025 – Limited but auspicious dates after Makar Sankranti
February 2025 – Popular for Vasant Panchami weddings
April to June 2025 – Peak wedding season with multiple auspicious dates
November–December 2025 – Post Diwali season, high in demand
1. Q: What is a Shubh Muhurat for marriage?
A: A Shubh Muhurat is an auspicious date and time recommended by Vedic astrology to perform sacred rituals like weddings. It is selected based on the planetary positions, birth charts of the couple, and lunar calendar to ensure harmony, prosperity, and good luck in married life.
2. Q: Can we get married without checking astrology?
A: Yes, you can. While many people follow astrology for spiritual reasons, it’s not mandatory. However, believers in Vedic astrology suggest that choosing an auspicious date helps avoid future conflicts and ensures a smoother marital journey.
3. Q: What happens if we marry during Rahu Kaal or an inauspicious time?
A: Marrying during Rahu Kaal, Gulik Kaal, or other inauspicious times is considered unlucky in astrology. It may lead to disturbances, health issues, or relationship problems. That’s why astrologers avoid these timings for sacred rituals.
4. Q: How do astrologers decide the best wedding date?
A: Astrologers consider several factors like the couple's birth charts (Kundli), Tithi (lunar day), Nakshatra (constellation), planetary positions (especially Venus and Jupiter), and avoidance of inauspicious periods like eclipses and Pitra Paksha.
5. Q: What are the best months for Hindu weddings in 2025?
A: The most auspicious wedding months in 2025 are February, April, May, June, November, and December, based on the Hindu Panchang. Always consult an astrologer for exact Shubh Muhurat dates for your location and chart.
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