Shubh Vivaah Muharat (“Shubh Lagan Muhurat”) or Auspicious Hindu Marriage Dates for 2013 and 2014 are listed below. These good or favorable Wedding days are based on the Hindu calendar “Panchangam” (“Panchang”).

[Please note that many factors go into determining Auspicious wedding dates as stated in the section “Notes On Arriving at Auspicious Indian Wedding Date“. The below dates are indicative dates.]

March 2014 – Auspicious Hindu Marriage Days, Shubh Vivah Muhurat

February 2014 – Auspicious Hindu Marriage Dates, Shubh Lagan Muhurat

January 2014 – Auspicious Hindu Wedding Date, Shubh Vivah Muhurat

December 2013 – Auspicious Hindu Marriage Dates, Shubh Vivaah Muhurat

November 2013 – Auspicious Hindu Wedding Date, Shubh Lagan Muhurat

Chaturmas – No Shubh Vivah Muhurat, Auspicious Wedding Dates from 19 July to 13 November, 2012

• In 2013, Chaturmas Starts on 19 July, 2013 (“Ashaadha Shukla Ekadashi” or “Hari Shayani Ekadashi” or “Devashayani Ekadashi”, or “Ashad Ekadashi Shukla”) and Ends on 13 November, 2013 (“Kartika Shukla Ekadashi” or “Kartik Sud Ekadashi” or “Utthana Ekadasi” or “Prabodhini Ekadashi”.
• Usually, there are no auspicious marriage days during Chaturmas. Read more on Chaturmas and it’s significance for Hindu Weddings.
• According to legend, during the four months of Chaturmas, Lord Vishnu and other Gods undertake “Yoga Nidra”, a deep Yogic Sleep. So as not to disturb the Sleep of the Gods, no Hindu marriages are held during Chaturmas.

July 2013 – Auspicious Hindu Wedding Day, Shubh Lagan Muhurat

June 2013 – Auspicious Indian Marriage Dates, Shubh Vivah Muhurat

May 2013 – Auspicious Hindu Marriage Day, Subh Lagan Muhurat

April 2013 – Auspicious Hindu Marriage Days, Shubh Vivah Muhurat

March 2013 – Auspicious Hindu Wedding Dates, Shubh Vivaah Muhurat

February 2013 – Auspicious Hindu Wedding Dates, Shubh Vivah Muhurat

January 2013 – Auspicious Hindu Marriage Dates, Shubh Lagan Muhurat

Notes On Arriving at Auspicious Indian Wedding Date:

• The lucky Hindu Marriage Dates listed below are indicative dates that can be used as a starting point in the process of finalizing a Wedding Date. PLEASE CONSULT YOUR ASTROLOGER BEFORE ARRIVING AT A FINAL MARRIAGE DATE.
• To arrive at the Wedding Date and the Shubh Vivah Muharat Time of a Hindu bride and groom, astrologers (“Jyotish”) consult the couple’s Birth Charts (“Janam Patri”), their “Kundli” (Hindu Vedic Horoscope), the Hindu Panchangam (Hindu astrological calender), “Panchang Shuddhi” and location of the marriage.
• The Panchangam is the Hindu Calender. The Panchangam is also called Panchang, Panchanga, Panjika, Jantri, etc. The Hindu Panchangam has 5 key elements or limbs – “Nakshatra”, “Tithi”, “Vaar”, “Yoga”, and “Karana”. There are many regional Panchang, such as Marathi Panchangam, Tamil Panchangam, Bengali Panchangam, Telegu Panchangam, Gujarati Panchangam, Mithila Panchang, etc; but the 5 Panchang elements/limbs are the same across all the regional Panchang. The primary difference is on how the regional Panchanga’s interpret the months and years. Bengali, Tamil, Oriya and Malayalam Panchangam follow solar months, whereas most of the other Panchang calenders follow lunar-solar months.

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