Best Muhurat for Marriage, Property Purchase and Business Launch in the 2026-27 Wedding Season

Best Muhurat for Marriage, Property Purchase and Business Launch in the 2026-27 Wedding Season

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"A muhurat does not create luck. It removes friction, so that the effort you put in meets the right moment." - Astrologer Richa Pathak

The 2026-27 Season at a Glance

If you have been waiting for the right time to marry, buy a flat or open a business, this is the stretch of the calendar to plan around. The wedding season opens right after Dev Uthani Ekadashi, runs through a short December window, pauses for Kharmas, and then returns in mid-January.

Panchang Box

  • Dev Uthani Ekadashi: Friday, 20 November 2026
  • Tulsi Vivah: Saturday, 21 November 2026
  • First vivah muhurat of the season: Saturday, 21 November 2026
  • Pause (Kharmas): 13 December 2026 to 14 January 2027, as listed for the wedding calendar
  • Vivah muhurat resumes: Friday, 15 January 2027 (Makar Sankranti)
  • Last vivah muhurat of the season: Sunday, 14 March 2027

There are roughly 40 marriage dates across these four months, which is fewer than most families expect. That is why good halls, caterers and pandits in Mumbai get booked months in advance, especially for the early dates in November and December.

Why Muhurat Matters

In Jyotish, a muhurat is a window of time in which the five limbs of the panchang (tithi, vaar, nakshatra, yoga and karana) support the work you are about to begin. Beyond these, an expert also looks at the lagna (rising sign) at the chosen time, the position of the Moon, and whether any malefic influence sits over the key houses.

A muhurat is not a replacement for a Kundli. It is the timing layer on top of it. Two couples can marry on the same shubh date and have very different experiences, because their personal dashas and transits are different. That is why, at Jyotish Dham, the date is always checked against the individual charts first.

Why the Season Starts on 21 November

The four months of Chaturmas, from Devshayani Ekadashi to Dev Uthani Ekadashi, are the period when Lord Vishnu is said to rest. Traditionally, weddings, griha pravesh and other major sanskars are avoided in this time. When Dev Uthani Ekadashi arrives, Vishnu awakens, Tulsi Vivah is celebrated the next day, and the auspicious calendar opens again. This is why 21 November 2026 is the first marriage date this season.

Vivah Muhurat 2026-27: Month by Month

All 40 shubh vivah dates of the season are listed below, month by month. Timings are the muhurat windows as published by Drik Panchang for New Delhi (IST). A window such as "6:48 AM to 12:08 AM next day" belongs to the date in the first column, even if it ends the following morning.

November 2026 (4 dates)

Date

Day

Muhurat window

Nakshatra

21 Nov 2026

Saturday

6:48 AM to 12:08 AM next day

Revati

24 Nov 2026

Tuesday

11:25 PM to 6:52 AM next day

Rohini

25 Nov 2026

Wednesday

6:52 AM to 6:52 AM next day

Rohini, Mrigashira

26 Nov 2026

Thursday

6:52 AM to 5:47 PM

Mrigashira

December 2026 (7 dates)

Date

Day

Muhurat window

Nakshatra

2 Dec 2026

Wednesday

10:32 AM to 6:58 AM next day

Uttara Phalguni

3 Dec 2026

Thursday

6:58 AM to 10:53 AM, and 11:03 PM to 6:59 AM next day

Uttara Phalguni, Hasta

4 Dec 2026

Friday

6:59 AM to 10:22 AM

Hasta

5 Dec 2026

Saturday

11:48 AM to 7:00 AM next day

Swati

6 Dec 2026

Sunday

7:00 AM to 7:42 AM

Swati

11 Dec 2026

Friday

Early hours of 12 Dec: 3:04 AM to 7:04 AM

Uttara Ashadha

12 Dec 2026

Saturday

7:04 AM to 3:27 AM next day

Uttara Ashadha

No vivah muhurat from 13 December 2026 to 14 January 2027 (Kharmas / Dhanurmasam).

January 2027 (9 dates)

Date

Day

Muhurat window

Nakshatra

15 Jan 2027

Friday

7:15 AM to 2:13 PM

Revati

18 Jan 2027

Monday

9:05 PM to 9:12 PM

Rohini, Krittika

19 Jan 2027

Tuesday

7:49 AM to 7:14 AM next day

Rohini, Mrigashira

20 Jan 2027

Wednesday

7:14 AM to 4:17 PM

Mrigashira

24 Jan 2027

Sunday

10:20 AM to 9:29 PM

Magha

26 Jan 2027

Tuesday

8:18 PM to 7:12 AM next day

Uttara Phalguni, Hasta

27 Jan 2027

Wednesday

7:12 AM to 11:56 PM

Hasta

30 Jan 2027

Saturday

Early hours of 31 Jan: 3:55 AM to 7:10 AM

Anuradha

31 Jan 2027

Sunday

7:10 AM to 7:34 PM

Anuradha

February 2027 (13 dates)

Date

Day

Muhurat window

Nakshatra

2 Feb 2027

Tuesday

5:47 PM to 7:08 AM next day

Mula

3 Feb 2027

Wednesday

7:08 AM to 12:26 PM

Mula

9 Feb 2027

Tuesday

Early hours of 10 Feb: 3:40 AM to 7:04 AM

Uttara Bhadrapada

10 Feb 2027

Wednesday

7:04 AM to 2:45 PM, and early hours of 11 Feb: 3:04 AM to 7:03 AM

Uttara Bhadrapada, Revati

11 Feb 2027

Thursday

7:03 AM to 11:30 PM

Revati

14 Feb 2027

Sunday

Early hours of 15 Feb: 4:46 AM to 7:00 AM

Rohini

15 Feb 2027

Monday

7:00 AM to 12:33 PM

Rohini

21 Feb 2027

Sunday

11:27 AM to 1:50 PM

Magha

22 Feb 2027

Monday

11:54 AM to 6:53 AM next day

Uttara Phalguni

25 Feb 2027

Thursday

9:32 AM to 6:50 AM next day

Swati

26 Feb 2027

Friday

6:50 AM to 10:13 AM

Swati

27 Feb 2027

Saturday

10:08 PM to 6:48 AM next day

Anuradha

28 Feb 2027

Sunday

6:48 AM to 1:47 PM

Anuradha

March 2027 (7 dates)

Date

Day

Muhurat window

Nakshatra

1 Mar 2027

Monday

11:12 PM to 6:46 AM next day

Mula

2 Mar 2027

Tuesday

6:46 AM to 3:24 PM

Mula

3 Mar 2027

Wednesday

Early hours of 4 Mar: 1:06 AM to 6:44 AM

Uttara Ashadha

4 Mar 2027

Thursday

6:44 AM to 1:35 AM next day

Uttara Ashadha

9 Mar 2027

Tuesday

9:58 AM to 6:37 AM next day

Uttara Bhadrapada

10 Mar 2027

Wednesday

6:37 AM to 5:13 AM next day

Uttara Bhadrapada, Revati

14 Mar 2027

Sunday

5:10 PM to 6:31 AM next day

Rohini

No vivah muhurat after 14 March 2027, as the Sun enters Meena and the second Kharmas begins.

A few practical points before you fix any date:

  • Time of day matters. Many dates carry only a partial window, running from morning to afternoon, or from late evening into the next morning. The pheras should fall inside that window, not just on the date.
  • City matters. Sunrise and sunset differ between Delhi and Mumbai, so the exact window shifts. Always use a Mumbai-based panchang.
  • Custom matters. North Indian, Marathi, Gujarati and South Indian families follow slightly different rules, so your family priest's calendar should be checked too.

How to Choose Your Marriage Date From the List

Seeing a date in the list does not automatically make it right for you. Before booking, a good astrologer checks:

  1. Kundli matching. The couple's compatibility and any doshas must be examined first.
  2. Running dasha and antardasha of both the bride and the groom.
  3. Moon and Venus strength on the chosen day, since they govern emotion and marital harmony.
  4. The rising sign (lagna) at the time of the pheras, and the condition of the 7th and 8th houses at that moment.
  5. Nakshatra suitability, because only certain nakshatras are considered right for marriage.
  6. Personal avoid-days, such as birthdays and dates that clash with key family rituals.

Vastu Tip : Before the wedding, keep the home where the ceremony or the engagement rituals will take place clean and clutter-free, especially the north-east corner. Light a ghee lamp there each evening for a week before the date. A calm north-east supports clarity and goodwill in the family.

Remedy: For a smooth wedding : On the morning of the muhurat, couples can offer water and a few fresh flowers to the family deity and seek blessings before leaving for the venue. Keep it simple and sincere. Rituals work best when done calmly, without rushing.

Griha Pravesh and Property Purchase Muhurat

Buying a property and entering it are two separate events, and each has its own muhurat. The registration or signing of the agreement is one moment, and the griha pravesh (housewarming) is another.

For signing or registering a property: choose a day with a supportive tithi and nakshatra, and avoid rikta tithis (the 4th, 9th and 14th). Avoid Rahu Kaal on the day. A stable lagna is preferred, because it supports the idea of something lasting. Always check this against the buyer's chart, and for a joint purchase, against both owners' charts.

For griha pravesh: the usual guidance includes the following.

  • Avoid Chaturmas, and avoid the Kharmas period from mid-December to mid-January.
  • Prefer fixed and gentle nakshatras such as Rohini, Uttara Phalguni, Uttara Ashadha, Uttara Bhadrapada, Mrigashira and Anuradha, as per classical muhurat texts.
  • Avoid the days and tithis that are considered unfavourable for a new home.
  • Enter the home during the daytime window of the muhurat, with the main door opened first.

In practice, the number of clean griha pravesh dates in this season is smaller than the number of wedding dates. For this reason, many Mumbai families who get possession in winter choose the weeks after Makar Sankranti in 2027. Exact dates vary between panchangs, so a personal check is essential.

Vastu Tip : Before griha pravesh, make sure the main entrance is clean, well lit and free of obstruction. Place a toran of mango leaves at the door and a rangoli of simple, auspicious motifs. The first things carried inside should be water, a Kalash and the family deity. Light a lamp in the north-east before anything else is brought in.

Remedy: Have a short Vastu shanti or Ganesh puja done at the new home on the day of entry. Boil milk in the kitchen so that it overflows gently. This is a traditional sign of abundance, and it is done as a simple ritual, not as a prediction.

Best Muhurat for a Business Launch

A business launch is where timing and Vastu meet most directly, because both the date and the space shape the first year.

What to look for in a business muhurat:

  • The day. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are generally preferred for commerce, with Mercury, Jupiter and Venus governing business, wisdom and wealth. Tuesday and Saturday are commonly avoided for a first opening, though this depends on the chart.
  • The tithi. Avoid rikta tithis and the amavasya period. Shukla paksha (the waxing Moon) is generally preferred, as it carries growth.
  • The nakshatra. Supportive nakshatras include Rohini, Pushya, Hasta, Anuradha and Revati, which are widely considered good for trade.
  • The hora. Even on a good day, the planetary hour matters. Mercury's hora suits trade and accounts, Jupiter's suits advice and finance, and Venus's suits hospitality and luxury.
  • The founder's own dasha. A date that suits the calendar may still be wrong for you if your running dasha is unsupportive. This is the part no online list can replace.

As a rule of thumb, the weeks after Makar Sankranti are popular for starting businesses, because Kharmas has ended and the Sun is moving north. Many Mumbai business owners also prefer to begin in the new financial year in April. Either way, the final choice should come from the owner's chart.

Vastu Tip : On launch day, the owner's seat should face north or east, with a solid wall behind. Keep the cash counter or locker in the north or north-east, as per standard Vastu practice, and open the first sale or first invoice calmly, in the muhurat window, with a simple puja of the cash box and account books.

Remedy: For a good first year in business : Begin with a Ganesh puja and offer the first earnings of the day to the deity. Keep the entrance clean, and light a lamp at the threshold every morning for the first forty days.

An Illustrative Scenario

This example is an illustration of how muhurat and chart-reading work together, not a record of a specific client.

Imagine a family who wants to fix a wedding on a popular February date. The date is in the list, but the groom is running a difficult antardasha, and the lagna at the time of the pheras puts pressure on the 7th house. A careful astrologer would check the neighbouring dates and choose one where the lagna and the Moon are better placed for the couple, even if it means a quieter day. The wedding is no less auspicious for it, and the family starts the marriage with fewer worries.

This is the difference between a date from a list and a muhurat from a consultation.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Choosing a date only because it is available at the hall.
  • Using a Delhi panchang for a Mumbai ceremony.
  • Booking the date first and asking the astrologer later.
  • Ignoring the muhurat window and holding the main ritual outside it.
  • Treating a shubh date as a guarantee instead of a supportive foundation.
  • Not checking the Vastu of the new home or office before moving in or opening.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the 2026-27 wedding season begin?

The season opens on 21 November 2026, the day after Dev Uthani Ekadashi, when the Chaturmas restriction ends.

How many vivah muhurat dates are there in 2026-27?

About 40 dates between 21 November 2026 and 14 March 2027, according to Drik Panchang for New Delhi. Local calendars can differ slightly, so confirm with your astrologer.

Are there wedding dates between mid-December and mid-January?

No. This is the Kharmas period, and weddings are generally not held. Dates resume on 15 January 2027.

Can I marry on a date that is not in the list?

In some cases a priest may find a suitable window, but this should be decided from the couple's charts. If the list shows no date, it is usually best to wait.

Is the muhurat for griha pravesh the same as for registering the property?

No. They are separate events. The agreement or registration has its own muhurat, and griha pravesh has another.

What is the best day to start a business?

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are generally favoured, in the waxing phase of the Moon and under a supportive nakshatra. The final date should be matched with the owner's Kundli.

Do I need a muhurat if I already have a Kundli reading?

Yes. The Kundli shows your long-term pattern, and the muhurat chooses the best moment inside it.

Book Your Personal Muhurat Consultation

A list can only tell you which days are generally auspicious. A personal consultation tells you which of those days is right for you. At Jyotish Dham, Richa Pathak combines Kundli analysis and Vastu to choose a muhurat for your wedding, your new home or your business launch.

Consultations are available in person at Chandivali, Powai, Mumbai, and online. Visit https://www.jyotishdham.com/ to book a slot before your preferred dates fill up.

About the Author

Astrologer Richa Pathak is an astrologer and Vastu expert based in Mumbai, with over 25 years of experience and more than 1,00,000 clients worldwide. She belongs to a third-generation astrology lineage and is the founder of Jyotish Dham. She is known for practical, solution-oriented guidance on career, marriage, wealth and Vastu corrections for homes and offices.

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