Shubh Vivah Muhurat 2026: As soon as Adhikamas ends, weddings will start from June 21, a total of 12 auspicious times will be available in June-July.

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June Marriage Muhurat 2026: With the end of Adhikamas, the phase of auspicious activities like marriage is going to start once again. Adhikamas started from 17th May 2026 and is ending on 15th June 2026. After this, the ban on all auspicious and auspicious activities including marriage will be lifted from June 21. In such a situation, there is news of relief for those families who had postponed their marriage programs due to Adhikamaas. According to Drik Panchang, including the months of June and July, there are a total of 12 auspicious days for marriage. In which people can complete the marriage rituals of their loved ones.

Why are marriages not done in Adhikamas?

In Hindu religion, Adhikamas is considered special for worshiping Lord Vishnu, chanting, penance, charity and religious practices. There is no tradition of performing marriage, house warming, mundan and all other auspicious works in this month. According to religious beliefs, Adhikamas is dedicated to internal meditation and worship, hence new auspicious works are avoided during this period. But as soon as Adhikamas ends, the process of auspicious works starts again and auspicious times for marriage are mentioned in the Panchang. And it is seen on the basis of the horoscope of the bride and groom.

Auspicious time for marriage in June 2026

After the end of Adhikamas, a total of 8 auspicious days will be available for marriage in the month of June. Marriage rituals can be performed during these days.

• June 21, June 22, June 23, June 24, June 25, June 26, June 27 and June 29.

Auspicious time for marriage in July 2026

A total of 4 auspicious times are available for marriage in the month of July. Although the number of Muhurtas is less, these dates are considered auspicious for marriage.

• 1st July, 6th July, 7th July and 11th July.

What is the importance of marriage auspicious time?

In Hindu religion, marriage is not just a social bond but is considered a sacred sacrament. Therefore, auspicious time is considered very important in marriage. According to astrology, getting married in an auspicious time brings happiness, prosperity and stability in married life. While determining the Muhurta, special attention is taken to the date, time, constellation, yoga and position of the planets.

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Disclaimer: The information given in this news is based on religious beliefs and general information. TV9 Bharatvarsha does not confirm this.

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