YEAR | MONTH | DATE | DAY | NOTE |
---|---|---|---|---|
2025 | January | 19 | Sunday | |
2025 | January | 20 | Monday | |
2025 | January | 26 | Sunday | |
2025 | January | 31 | Friday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | February | 2 | Sunday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | February | 3 | Monday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | February | 10 | Monday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | February | 16 | Sunday | |
2025 | February | 17 | Monday | |
2025 | February | 19 | Wednesday | |
2025 | February | 23 | Sunday | |
2025 | March | 2 | Sunday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | March | 3 | Monday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | March | 9 | Sunday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | March | 12 | Wednesday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | March | 16 | Sunday | |
2025 | March | 17 | Monday | |
2025 | March | 31 | Monday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | April | 4 | Friday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | April | 7 | Monday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | April | 9 | Wednesday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | April | 11 | Friday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | April | 18 | Friday | |
2025 | April | 25 | Friday | |
2025 | April | 30 | Wednesday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | May | 9 | Friday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | May | 11 | Sunday | |
2025 | May | 14 | Wednesday | |
2025 | May | 16 | Friday | |
2025 | May | 18 | Sunday | |
2025 | May | 19 | Monday | |
2025 | May | 28 | Wednesday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | June | 8 | Sunday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | June | 27 | Friday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | July | 2 | Wednesday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | July | 7 | Monday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | July | 13 | Sunday | |
2025 | July | 14 | Monday | |
2025 | July | 16 | Wednesday | |
2025 | August | 20 | Wednesday | |
2025 | August | 21 | Thursday | |
2025 | August | 27 | Wednesday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | August | 28 | Thursday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | August | 29 | Friday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | September | 4 | Thursday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | September | 14 | Sunday | |
2025 | October | 19 | Sunday | |
2025 | October | 20 | Monday | |
2025 | October | 24 | Friday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | October | 27 | Monday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | October | 31 | Friday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | November | 10 | Monday | |
2025 | November | 23 | Sunday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | November | 27 | Thursday | (Valarpirai) |
2025 | December | 8 | Monday | |
2025 | December | 10 | Wednesday | |
2025 | December | 14 | Sunday |
Subha Muhurtham is auspicious time for doing good things in family, like wedding and family functions. Traditionally its believed that, events carried out in Subha Muhurtham will have the blessings of god and success. Tamil Panchangam Calendar marked all the Subha muhurtham dates separately in calendar. Its derived from Tamil month and converted in to English Calendar month. Hindu Families performs all the family events and good things in Muhurtham days and timings.
If the Muhurtham dates are falling on Valarpirai, then its even considered best Muhurtham dates. Valarpirai always denotes the positive progress hence considered auspicious.
In Hindu culture, marriage is considered a sacred and lifelong spiritual bond, not just a social agreement. This deep-rooted belief is why many Indian Hindus prioritize selecting an auspicious marriage date and time, known as muhurtham. According to Vedic astrology, getting married during a favorable muhurtham helps attract positive energy, divine blessings, and long-term happiness in the couple’s married life. The idea is that when the wedding is aligned with powerful planetary positions, it sets the foundation for a successful and harmonious relationship.
Subha Muhurtham dates in January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November andDecember month.
We have marked the Valarpirai Muhurtham dates separately in each month, for better identification. To view the Subha Muhurtham dates for any calendar Year, please follow the below steps
The process of choosing a good wedding date in Hindu tradition involves detailed horoscope matching (kundali milan) of both the bride and groom. Astrologers examine zodiac signs, planetary movements, lunar phases, and other astrological factors to determine the most auspicious marriage timing. By avoiding inauspicious periods or doshas, couples can begin their marital journey under the most favorable conditions. Many believe that a well-chosen wedding muhurtham minimizes future obstacles and enhances compatibility, peace, and prosperity in the relationship.
Muhurthams are auspicious timings selected for important ceremonies and events in Hindu tradition. They are believed to bring blessings and ensure the success of these occasions.
Muhurtham timings are calculated based on the positions of celestial bodies, including the Sun, Moon, planets, and stars. Individual birth charts are also considered for astrological alignment.
In addition to its spiritual significance, following auspicious wedding timings in Hindu culture is also a way of preserving tradition and honoring ancestral wisdom. It strengthens family bonds, as loved ones often come together to plan the wedding around the selected muhurtham. Even in modern times, Indian couples often seek the best wedding date and time to blend traditional values with contemporary celebrations—ensuring both cultural integrity and divine blessings for their new beginning.
People consult experienced astrologers or priests to determine the most suitable Muhurtham for their specific event. The choice may vary based on regional customs and individual preferences.
Muhurtham timings can be quite precise, down to the minute. However, flexibility may be required based on practical considerations, venue availability, and other factors.
Muhurtham dates and timings are an integral part of Indian culture and traditions, ensuring that life events commence with positive energy and blessings. It is a practice that reflects the importance of astrology in Hindu rituals and ceremonies.