Choosing a Gujarati wedding date involves two separate decisions: finding a date that works for the family and confirming the ceremony time according to the tradition you follow. This guide helps you organise that process. It does not provide a certified list of auspicious dates or individual Lagna timings.
Correction — 28 October 2026: The previous page contained a marriage-date table that conflicted with another table on this site. We have withdrawn those unverified dates and unsupported claims that the list was prepared by expert Jyotish or used by thousands of couples. Please do not rely on an older copy for a booking.
What to collect before selecting a date
- The wedding city and country, including the local time zone. Timings for Ahmedabad should not automatically be used for another location.
- The family’s religious tradition and the priest or institution that will conduct the ceremony. Different observance rules can lead to different recommendations.
- The year, full Gregorian date and the start and end time of the proposed ceremony. A day marked in a calendar does not identify a complete ceremony window.
- Any personal details your chosen adviser needs, shared directly with that adviser. This website does not collect birth details or calculate personalised wedding compatibility.
How to check a proposed muhurat
Ask the person conducting the ceremony to identify the Panchang and location used. Record the relevant tithi, nakshatra and the proposed local-time window. Confirm whether the recommendation covers the actual ceremony or only a broad date. If two calendars disagree, ask which observance rule or location explains the difference before paying a non-refundable deposit.
A practical planning record
- Proposed date and year: __________
- Ceremony city and time zone: __________
- Panchang title, edition or source URL: __________
- Ceremony start and end time: __________
- Confirmed by and confirmation date: __________
- Venue, travel and cancellation deadline: __________
Using online calendars
For a published reference, you can consult the Drik Panchang website and select the correct city and year. Its calculations and recommendations belong to that publisher; linking to it does not mean this website has verified every date or that the publisher endorses us. A family’s priest or religious institution can help resolve differences in practice.
Questions families often ask
Is a festival date automatically a wedding muhurat? Do not assume so. Confirm the ceremony window and the tradition that applies to your family. A festival name alone does not provide the necessary timing details.
Can I reuse a 2026 date for 2027? No. The same Gregorian date does not imply the same lunar conditions in a different year. Obtain a fresh recommendation for the year of the wedding.
Does this page offer an astrology helpline? No. For a website correction use the contact form. For a personal ceremony recommendation, contact your own qualified adviser directly.