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When are the shubh vivah muhurat dates in 2027?
Auspicious Hindu wedding dates in 2027 are concentrated in January through July and November through December, with May (18 dates) and June (16 dates) carrying the most available days. August, September, and most of October 2027 have no shubh vivah muhurat at all, due to Chaturmas and Venus's combustion period.
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A shubh vivah muhurat is an astrologically auspicious window of time for a Hindu wedding ceremony, calculated from the Panchang by evaluating the alignment of five factors: tithi (lunar day), vara (weekday), nakshatra (lunar constellation), yoga (planetary combination), and karana. Families typically consult a Pandit or use a verified Panchang source to shortlist dates before locking a venue — the tables below cover every 2027 date, month by month.
What is a vivah muhurat and why does it matter?
In Hindu tradition, marriage is considered one of the sixteen major life sacraments (samskaras), and the timing of the ceremony is believed to influence the marital life that follows. A vivah muhurat is the specific, astrologically calculated window — sometimes just a few hours, occasionally spanning into the next day — during which the core wedding rituals (particularly the pheras) are considered most favorably aligned.

How muhurat dates are calculated (Panchang basics)
Nakshatra and tithi explained
The Panchang identifies 27 lunar constellations, or nakshatras, of which eleven — including Rohini, Mrigashira, Magha, Uttara Phalguni, Hasta, Swati, Anuradha, Mula, Uttara Ashadha, Uttara Bhadrapada, and Revati — are considered favorable for marriage. Tithi refers to the lunar day within each fortnight of the lunar month; certain tithis are avoided for weddings regardless of how favorable the nakshatra is that day.
Shubh yoga and kal nidra
Beyond nakshatra and tithi, the Panchang checks for prohibited yogas (planetary combinations considered inauspicious for marriage, such as Vishkambha or Ganda) and karana. A date only qualifies as a shubh vivah muhurat if all of these align favorably — this is why some days in a month look promising on the calendar but are excluded once the full Panchang check is applied. Marriages are also avoided entirely during periods when Shukra (Venus) or Guru (Jupiter) are combust or set (Shukra Tara Asta / Guru Asta), which is why some otherwise unremarkable weeks — such as most of August 2027 — carry no auspicious dates at all.
Complete 2027 wedding muhurat list
The dates and timings below are calculated for New Delhi and reflect Panchang Shuddhi (nakshatra, yoga, and karana purification) as published by DrikPanchang. Timings shift by a matter of minutes for other Indian cities due to differing sunrise times — always confirm exact timing for your specific city with a Panchang source or Pandit before finalizing a date.
January 2027 vivah muhurat dates
9 shubh days available.
| Date | Day | Muhurat window | Nakshatra |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 15 | Friday | 07:15 AM – 02:13 PM | Revati |
| Jan 18 | Monday | 09:05 PM – 09:12 PM | Rohini, Krittika |
| Jan 19–20 | Tue–Wed | 07:49 AM – 07:14 AM (Jan 20) | Rohini, Mrigashira |
| Jan 20 | Wednesday | 07:14 AM – 04:17 PM | Mrigashira |
| Jan 24 | Sunday | 10:20 AM – 09:29 PM | Magha |
| Jan 26–27 | Tue–Wed | 08:18 PM – 07:12 AM (Jan 27) | Uttara Phalguni, Hasta |
| Jan 27 | Wednesday | 07:12 AM – 11:56 PM | Hasta |
| Jan 30–31 | Sat–Sun | 03:55 AM – 07:10 AM (Jan 31) | Anuradha |
| Jan 31 | Sunday | 07:10 AM – 07:34 PM | Anuradha |
February 2027 vivah muhurat dates
13 shubh days available. Feb 14–15 (Rohini) is one of the strongest windows in the year.
| Date | Day | Muhurat window | Nakshatra |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 2–3 | Tue–Wed | 05:47 PM – 07:08 AM (Feb 3) | Mula |
| Feb 3 | Wednesday | 07:08 AM – 12:26 PM | Mula |
| Feb 9–10 | Tue–Wed | 03:40 AM – 07:04 AM (Feb 10) | Uttara Bhadrapada |
| Feb 10 | Wednesday | 07:04 AM – 02:45 PM; also 03:04 AM – 07:03 AM (Feb 11) | Uttara Bhadrapada, Revati |
| Feb 11 | Thursday | 07:03 AM – 11:30 PM | Revati |
| Feb 14–15 | Sun–Mon | 04:46 AM – 07:00 AM (Feb 15) | Rohini |
| Feb 15 | Monday | 07:00 AM – 12:33 PM | Rohini |
| Feb 21 | Sunday | 11:27 AM – 01:50 PM | Magha |
| Feb 22–23 | Mon–Tue | 11:54 AM – 06:53 AM (Feb 23) | Uttara Phalguni |
| Feb 25–26 | Thu–Fri | 09:32 AM – 06:50 AM (Feb 26) | Swati |
| Feb 26 | Friday | 06:50 AM – 10:13 AM | Swati |
| Feb 27–28 | Sat–Sun | 10:08 PM – 06:48 AM (Feb 28) | Anuradha |
| Feb 28 | Sunday | 06:48 AM – 01:47 PM | Anuradha |
March 2027 vivah muhurat dates
7 shubh days available, all before March 15 — the rest of the month falls in a prohibited solar month.
| Date | Day | Muhurat window | Nakshatra |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 1–2 | Mon–Tue | 11:12 PM – 06:46 AM (Mar 2) | Mula |
| Mar 2 | Tuesday | 06:46 AM – 03:24 PM | Mula |
| Mar 3–4 | Wed–Thu | 01:06 AM – 06:44 AM (Mar 4) | Uttara Ashadha |
| Mar 4 | Thursday | 06:44 AM – 01:35 AM (Mar 5) | Uttara Ashadha |
| Mar 9–10 | Tue–Wed | 09:58 AM – 06:37 AM (Mar 10) | Uttara Bhadrapada |
| Mar 10 | Wednesday | 06:37 AM – 05:13 AM (Mar 11) | Uttara Bhadrapada, Revati |
| Mar 14–15 | Sun–Mon | 05:10 PM – 06:31 AM (Mar 15) | Rohini |
April 2027 vivah muhurat dates
9 shubh days available, starting April 18 (the first half of the month is a prohibited solar month).
| Date | Day | Muhurat window | Nakshatra |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 18 | Sunday | 06:05 AM – 09:58 PM | Uttara Phalguni |
| Apr 19–20 | Mon–Tue | 07:44 PM – 04:40 AM (Apr 20) | Hasta |
| Apr 21–22 | Wed–Thu | 04:10 PM – 04:43 AM (Apr 22) | Swati |
| Apr 23 | Friday | 02:13 PM – 03:53 PM; also 04:20 AM – 05:47 AM (Apr 24) | Anuradha |
| Apr 24 | Saturday | 05:47 AM – 06:56 AM | Anuradha |
| Apr 25–26 | Sun–Mon | 03:35 PM – 05:45 AM (Apr 26) | Mula |
| Apr 26 | Monday | 05:45 AM – 11:29 AM | Mula |
| Apr 27–28 | Tue–Wed | 11:13 PM – 05:43 AM (Apr 28) | Uttara Ashadha |
| Apr 28 | Wednesday | 05:43 AM – 05:30 PM | Uttara Ashadha |
May 2027 vivah muhurat dates
18 shubh days available — the most of any month in 2027.
| Date | Day | Muhurat window | Nakshatra |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 4 | Tuesday | 04:14 PM – 07:30 PM | Revati |
| May 7–8 | Fri–Sat | 11:42 PM – 05:35 AM (May 8) | Rohini |
| May 9 | Sunday | 05:35 AM – 07:42 PM | Mrigashira |
| May 13–14 | Thu–Fri | 07:26 PM – 05:31 AM (May 14) | Magha |
| May 14 | Friday | 05:31 AM – 08:50 AM | Magha |
| May 15–16 | Sat–Sun | 12:00 PM – 05:30 AM (May 16) | Uttara Phalguni |
| May 16–17 | Sun–Mon | 02:43 AM – 05:29 AM (May 17) | Hasta |
| May 17 | Monday | 05:29 AM – 11:29 AM | Hasta |
| May 18–19 | Tue–Wed | 11:55 PM – 05:28 AM (May 19) | Swati |
| May 19 | Wednesday | 05:28 AM – 12:19 PM | Swati |
| May 20–21 | Thu–Fri | 10:26 PM – 05:27 AM (May 21) | Anuradha |
| May 21 | Friday | 05:27 AM – 02:51 PM | Anuradha |
| May 22–23 | Sat–Sun | 11:27 PM – 05:27 AM (May 23) | Mula |
| May 23 | Sunday | 05:27 AM – 07:41 AM | Mula |
| May 24–25 | Mon–Tue | 10:07 PM – 05:26 AM (May 25) | Uttara Ashadha |
| May 25 | Tuesday | 05:26 AM – 01:12 AM (May 26) | Uttara Ashadha |
| May 30 | Sunday | 11:32 AM – 09:54 PM | Uttara Bhadrapada |
| May 31 | Monday | 10:02 AM – 05:24 AM (Jun 1) | Uttara Bhadrapada, Revati |
June 2027 vivah muhurat dates
16 shubh days available.
| Date | Day | Muhurat window | Nakshatra |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 1 | Tuesday | 05:24 AM – 06:46 AM | Revati |
| Jun 5 | Saturday | 11:35 AM – 12:10 PM | Mrigashira |
| Jun 9–10 | Wed–Thu | 01:26 AM – 05:23 AM (Jun 10) | Magha |
| Jun 10 | Thursday | 05:23 AM – 03:24 PM | Magha |
| Jun 11–12 | Fri–Sat | 05:27 PM – 05:23 AM (Jun 12) | Uttara Phalguni |
| Jun 12 | Saturday | 05:23 AM – 10:48 AM | Uttara Phalguni |
| Jun 13 | Sunday | 09:05 AM – 04:59 PM | Hasta |
| Jun 15 | Tuesday | 06:46 AM – 06:23 PM | Swati |
| Jun 16–17 | Wed–Thu | 07:44 PM – 05:23 AM (Jun 17) | Anuradha |
| Jun 17 | Thursday | 05:23 AM – 09:30 PM | Anuradha |
| Jun 19–20 | Sat–Sun | 06:18 AM – 02:12 AM (Jun 20) | Mula |
| Jun 20–21 | Sun–Mon | 05:03 AM – 05:24 AM (Jun 21) | Uttara Ashadha, Purva Ashadha |
| Jun 21 | Monday | 05:24 AM – 11:50 PM | Uttara Ashadha |
| Jun 26–27 | Sat–Sun | 07:22 PM – 05:25 AM (Jun 27) | Uttara Bhadrapada |
| Jun 27–28 | Sun–Mon | 05:25 AM – 05:26 AM (Jun 28) | Uttara Bhadrapada, Revati |
| Jun 28 | Monday | 05:26 AM – 11:45 AM | Revati |
July 2027 vivah muhurat dates
Only 6 shubh days available, and all fall before July 13 — Chaturmas begins mid-month and runs through the rest of the year until early November.
| Date | Day | Muhurat window | Nakshatra |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 1–2 | Thu–Fri | 02:50 AM – 05:27 AM (Jul 2) | Rohini |
| Jul 7 | Wednesday | 06:43 PM – 11:58 PM | Magha |
| Jul 8–9 | Thu–Fri | 12:18 AM – 05:30 AM (Jul 9) | Uttara Phalguni |
| Jul 9 | Friday | 05:30 AM – 06:16 PM | Uttara Phalguni |
| Jul 11–12 | Sun–Mon | 11:05 PM – 05:31 AM (Jul 12) | Swati |
| Jul 12 | Monday | 05:31 AM – 11:56 PM | Swati |
November 2027 vivah muhurat dates
11 shubh days available, resuming Nov 10 once Chaturmas ends. Nov 15 (Rohini) is one of the year's standout dates.
| Date | Day | Muhurat window | Nakshatra |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 10 | Wednesday | 09:11 AM – 11:40 PM | Uttara Bhadrapada |
| Nov 11–12 | Thu–Fri | 10:57 PM – 01:42 AM (Nov 12) | Revati |
| Nov 15–16 | Mon–Tue | 03:21 PM – 06:00 AM (Nov 16) | Rohini |
| Nov 16 | Tuesday | 06:44 AM – 04:42 PM; also 03:41 AM – 04:42 AM (Nov 17) | Mrigashira |
| Nov 20–21 | Sat–Sun | 04:48 AM – 06:48 AM (Nov 21) | Magha |
| Nov 21 | Sunday | 06:48 AM – 07:25 PM | Magha |
| Nov 23–24 | Tue–Wed | 02:08 PM – 06:51 AM (Nov 24) | Uttara Phalguni, Hasta |
| Nov 24 | Wednesday | 06:51 AM – 06:53 PM | Hasta |
| Nov 25–26 | Thu–Fri | 06:17 PM – 06:52 AM (Nov 26) | Swati |
| Nov 26 | Friday | 06:52 AM – 09:47 AM | Swati |
| Nov 29–30 | Mon–Tue | 02:12 AM – 02:30 AM (Nov 30) | Mula |
December 2027 vivah muhurat dates
7 shubh days available, all before Dec 16 — the rest of the month is a prohibited solar month. Dec 13 (Rohini, Purnima) is another standout date.
| Date | Day | Muhurat window | Nakshatra |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 2–3 | Thu–Fri | 01:43 PM – 02:29 AM (Dec 3) | Uttara Ashadha |
| Dec 7–8 | Tue–Wed | 02:14 PM – 06:57 AM (Dec 8) | Uttara Bhadrapada |
| Dec 8–9 | Wed–Thu | 06:35 AM – 07:02 AM (Dec 9) | Revati |
| Dec 9 | Thursday | 07:02 AM – 11:08 AM | Revati |
| Dec 12 | Sunday | 04:41 PM – 11:54 PM | Rohini |
| Dec 13–14 | Mon–Tue | 10:49 AM – 07:05 AM (Dec 14) | Rohini, Mrigashira |
| Dec 14 | Tuesday | 07:05 AM – 01:24 PM | Mrigashira |
Timings above are calculated for New Delhi with DST adjustment where applicable, and follow the convention that the Panchang day runs sunrise to sunrise — a muhurat listed as spanning past midnight is suffixed with the following day's date. These are a reference starting point, not a substitute for a personalized reading; always verify exact timing for your city and get horoscope matching (Kundali Milan) confirmed with a qualified Pandit before booking a venue.
Inauspicious periods to avoid in 2027
August, September, and most of October 2027 carry no shubh vivah muhurat at all. This stretch is driven by two separate astrological restrictions: Shukra Tara Asta (Venus in combustion/set), which runs from mid-July through much of September 2027, and Chaturmas — the four-month period when marriages are traditionally paused — which extends from mid-July through early November. Late September into mid-October also falls under a prohibited solar month. Combined, this means roughly three and a half months in the second half of the year are effectively closed to Hindu weddings, which is worth knowing early if you're working backward from a preferred season.
How to pick the best date from the shortlist
Venue availability
Once you've narrowed the list to three to five preferred dates, check venue availability before anything else — the highest-demand dates (like May and June weekends, or the standout Rohini nakshatra dates in February, November, and December) get booked out furthest in advance, sometimes a year or more ahead for popular city venues.
Guest convenience (school year, exam season, major festivals)
Beyond the muhurat itself, weigh practical guest-convenience factors: school exam seasons typically run through March, so a wedding in the second half of that window can conflict with children's exams for extended family; major festivals and long weekends can work for or against you depending on whether guests already have travel plans; and outstation and NRI guests generally need more lead time to book flights the further the wedding date sits from a long weekend. Once a date is locked, our guide to welcoming outstation guests covers the lead time needed to communicate it well.
Regional muhurat variations (North India vs. South India)
Muhurat calculations can differ meaningfully by region and community. South Indian Panchangs, particularly for Tamil Brahmin (Tam Brahm) weddings, follow their own calendar system and calculate auspicious dates independently of the North Indian Panchang referenced above — a date favorable in Delhi is not automatically favorable by Tamil Panchangam standards. If your family follows a South Indian or other regional tradition, confirm dates against the specific Panchang your community uses rather than assuming the North Indian dates transfer directly. For the general date-and-timing conventions Hindu weddings follow year to year, see our broader guide to Hindu wedding dates and muhurat.
Once your muhurat is confirmed, the twelve-month planning clock effectively starts immediately — venues, caterers, and outfit designers for the highest-demand dates book up well over a year out. WeddingKart's free Wedding Planning Checklist auto-generates a month-by-month task timeline from your chosen wedding date, covering Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Christian, and Jain wedding traditions, so you know exactly what needs to happen each month between now and the big day. Build your wedding checklist. And once the venue is locked, our guide to building a wedding rooming list covers negotiating the hotel block for the guests that date will bring in.
Frequently asked questions about vivah muhurat
Are these dates the same for every city in India?
No — exact muhurat timings shift by a matter of minutes to a couple of hours depending on your city’s sunrise time and longitude. The dates themselves (which days qualify) are generally consistent, but always verify exact timing for your specific city.
Can I get married outside a shubh muhurat if the date works better for my family?
Many families do, particularly for court/registered marriages that happen separately from the religious ceremony, or when logistics make a muhurat date impractical. This is a personal and family decision — a Pandit can advise on remedies or alternative considerations if you need to marry outside the traditional window.
Why are there no dates in August, September, and most of October 2027?
This period falls under Chaturmas and Shukra Tara Asta (Venus combustion), both of which are traditionally avoided for marriage per Hindu Panchang.
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