March 2027 Vivah Muhurat: 5 Shubh Dates

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March 2027 Vivah Muhurat in One Minute

The Trikaal Vaani panchang engine lists five vivah muhurat dates for Delhi in March 2027: 1, 3, 4, 10 and 11 March. Three of them are early-morning windows that run before sunrise, one is a short window just after sunrise, and 10 March is a full panchang day. None of the five touches Bhadra (Vishti karana). After 11 March the Sun enters Meena and Meena Kharmas pauses weddings until about 14 April. Test your own city with the free Shubh Muhurat Calculator before you plan anything.

Why March Has Only Five Dates

March 2027 opens right after February, so the first dates still follow the Sun in Kumbha, a sign the classical rule accepts for marriage ^[3]. Then the Sun moves into Meena on about 15 March, and that sign is not on the list of Sun signs fit for weddings. This is the Meena Kharmas stretch, which is why no date appears between 12 March and mid-April. Read the February 2027 vivah muhurat page for the dates that come just before, and the Vivah Muhurat 2027 page for the full year.

March 2027 Shubh Vivah Dates at a Glance

Listed 1 March, Monday: 2:09 AM to 6:39 AM, Moon in Mula, Dashami, Makar lagna. Listed 3 March, Wednesday: 1:08 AM to 6:38 AM, Uttara Ashadha, Ekadashi, Dhanu lagna. Listed 4 March, Thursday: 6:37 AM to 7:27 AM, Uttara Ashadha, Ekadashi, Kumbh lagna. Listed 10 March, Wednesday: 6:32 AM to 6:32 AM the next morning, Uttara Bhadrapada, Dwitiya, Simha lagna. Listed 11 March, Thursday: 6:31 AM to 11:21 AM, Revati, Tritiya, Mesh lagna. All timings are for Delhi from the Trikaal Vaani Jyotish engine. For help choosing, read the 2027 wedding dates guide.

How to Read These Dates: Panchang Day Versus Calendar Day

A panchang day runs from one sunrise to the next. When the engine lists a window such as 2:09 AM to 6:39 AM under 1 March, the hours after midnight fall on the calendar morning of 2 March, because they are the tail end of the panchang day that began at sunrise on 1 March. We checked this: at 2:10 AM on 2 March the Moon is in Mula and Dashami begins, exactly as the 1 March entry says. The same reading applies to the 3 March entry, which falls in the early hours of 4 March. Always confirm the exact calendar night with your pandit and with the daily panchang.

1 March Listing: Early Hours of Tuesday 2 March

The window runs from 2:09 AM to 6:39 AM. The Moon is in Mula, a nakshatra named in the classical marriage list ^[1], and Krishna Dashami begins at about 2:10 AM. The lagna is Makar, a movable sign that the engine rates as weak. The karana is Vanija, so the window is clear of Bhadra, although the Vishti karana of Krishna Dashami arrives later in the day ^[4]. This is a brahma muhurta style ceremony, so plan for a very early start, warm clothing and a pandit who is comfortable with a pre-dawn pheras schedule.

3 March Listing: Early Hours of Thursday 4 March

The window runs from 1:08 AM to 6:38 AM. The Moon is in Uttara Ashadha, one of the three Uttara nakshatras in the classical list ^[1], and the tithi is Krishna Ekadashi. The lagna is Dhanu, a dual (dwiswabhava) sign that the engine rates as good. The karana is Balava through the whole window, so Bhadra does not touch it. It joins directly with the 4 March window that starts at 6:37 AM, which gives one connected stretch of the night and early morning for families who want more room.

4 March Listing: A Short Morning Window

Thursday 4 March gives a short window from 6:37 AM to 7:27 AM. The Moon is still in Uttara Ashadha, and Ekadashi runs until about 7:30 AM before Dwadashi begins. The lagna is Kumbh, a fixed (sthira) sign that the engine rates best for a lasting marriage. The karana is Balava, clear of Bhadra. Fifty minutes is tight, so the pheras and sindoor must be planned with the pandit minute by minute. Many families prefer to start in the earlier 3 March listing and finish inside this window. Many families also fast on Ekadashi, which is a family choice rather than a classical prohibition we can cite.

10 March Listing: A Full Panchang Day

The engine lists Wednesday 10 March from 6:32 AM to 6:32 AM the next morning, so the whole panchang day passes the filters. The Moon moves from Uttara Bhadrapada to Revati at about 10:55 AM, and both are in the classical list ^[1]. Shukla Dwitiya runs until about 3:55 PM and then Tritiya begins. The karana is Kaulava and then Taitila, and Gara begins around 3:50 AM on 11 March, so there is no Bhadra. The lagna is Simha, a fixed sign rated best. Because the window is a whole day, ask your pandit to name the exact lagna slot for the pheras.

11 March Listing: Revati Morning Window

Thursday 11 March runs from 6:31 AM to 11:21 AM. The Moon is in Revati, a classical marriage nakshatra ^[1], and the tithi is Shukla Tritiya. The window ends at about the same time the Moon leaves Revati for Ashwini, which is a good reminder to finish the main rituals early. The karana is Gara, clear of Bhadra, and the lagna is Mesh, a movable sign that the engine rates as weak. This is the last date before Meena Kharmas, so expect demand for halls and pandits to be highest for 10 and 11 March.

Which of the Five Dates Suits You

Choose 10 March if you want a daytime ceremony with a fixed lagna rated best and the freedom of a whole panchang day. Choose 11 March if you prefer a morning ceremony with a short, clear Revati window. Choose the 3 and 4 March pair if the family is comfortable with a pre-dawn start, since together they give a connected stretch with Dhanu and Kumbh lagna. Treat 1 March as the most demanding option because of its movable Makar lagna and 2 AM start. Whatever you choose, match the couple first. Run the Kundali matching guide and the Manglik Dosh Calculator before fixing the hall.

How the Trikaal Vaani Engine Chooses These Dates

The engine reads the Swiss Ephemeris with the Lahiri ayanamsa and tests every day for nakshatra, tithi, yoga, karana and lagna rules drawn from the classical muhurat texts. It also excludes Kharmas, Adhik Maas and Chaturmas. A date reaches the list only if it passes the full combination, and the result is shown for a chosen city. That is why a general calendar may show more dates than we do. We prefer a shorter list that we can explain over a longer list that we cannot. See how a panchang is built in the daily panchang and the tithi guide, and read the 2027 lucky dates and yoga guide.

Why Mula, Uttara Ashadha, Uttara Bhadrapada and Revati Matter

The classical wedding rule in Brihat Samhita names the Moon nakshatras fit for marriage: Rohini, the three Uttaras, Revati, Mrigashira, Mula, Anuradha, Magha, Hasta and Swati ^[1]. All five March windows fall on a nakshatra from that list, namely Mula, Uttara Ashadha, Uttara Bhadrapada and Revati. Nakshatra is only one filter, though. Tithi, yoga, karana and lagna must also pass. For a plain-language tour of the 27 stars, see the nakshatra guide and find your own star with the free Nakshatra Calculator.

The Sun Signs That Allow Weddings

Muhurta Chintamani lists the Sun signs fit for marriage as Mithuna, Kumbha, Makara, Vrishchika, Vrishabha and Mesha ^[3]. In March 2027 the Sun is in Kumbha until about 15 March, so the five dates sit inside an accepted stretch. When the Sun enters Meena it leaves the list, and it returns to a listed sign only when it enters Mesha around 14 April. That simple rule explains the gap in the engine output better than any calendar can. Remember that families differ across regions, so confirm with the pandit who follows your kul parampara.

Meena Kharmas: About 15 March to About 14 April

Kharmas also occurs when the Sun transits Meena, not only Dhanu. By our calculation the Sun enters Meena on about 15 March 2027 at about 6:50 AM IST and enters Mesha on about 14 April 2027 at about 3:15 PM IST, so the engine finds no shubh date in between. Treat these ingress times as approximate and check the exact minute in the daily panchang. Families who observe the pause avoid weddings and similar new beginnings in this stretch. Read the December 2026 vivah muhurat page for how the earlier Dhanu Kharmas shaped that month.

What to Avoid Even on a Shubh Date

Brihat Samhita asks us to set aside the Vyatipata and Vaidhriti yoga days, the Vishti (Bhadra) karana and Rikta tithis ^[2]. A good nakshatra does not cancel these. This is why we show the karana for each March window. By our check, no window falls in Vishti. If your pandit prefers a stricter filter than the engine, ask which rule his tradition applies and compare the dates against it. Learn how a tithi is found in the tithi guide and check your day in the daily panchang.

Bhadra Explained in Plain Language

Bhadra is the name used for the Vishti karana, one of the 11 karanas, each lasting half a tithi. It recurs through the lunar month and is traditionally considered unfit for starting auspicious work. Muhurta Chintamani places it by tithi half, for example the second half of Shukla Ekadashi or Krishna Dashami ^[4], so the clock time changes every cycle and cannot be memorised as a weekday rule. In March 2027 the karanas in the windows are Vanija, Balava, Kaulava, Taitila and Gara, which means Bhadra stays outside. Our panchang and choghadiya guide explains the daily cycle.

Lagna Quality: Sthira, Dwiswabhava and Chara

The engine rates lagna by sign type. Fixed (sthira) signs are the strongest for a long marriage, dual (dwiswabhava) signs are good, and movable (chara) signs are weak. In March the engine shows Kumbh and Simha as fixed and best, Dhanu as dual and good, and Makar and Mesh as movable and weak. So 4 March and 10 March lead on lagna, while 1 March and 11 March carry movable lagnas. Learn what the rising sign means in the ascendant guide and check yours with the Lagna Calculator.

Planning an Early-Morning or Pre-Dawn Wedding

Three of the five listings sit in the small hours of the morning. A ceremony at 2 AM means guests arrive the previous evening, so build in dinner, rest and a clear timeline for the baraat. March mornings in Delhi are cool and sometimes foggy, so plan heating for an open mandap and warm clothes for elders. Ask the pandit which rituals can be shortened without breaking the main steps, and book photographers and caterers who accept an overnight schedule. Decide early whether the family will host a separate reception on a later day.

Why Your City Changes the Window

All timings above are for Delhi. Sunrise, lagna and the moment a tithi or karana changes depend on latitude and longitude, so a window in Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru or London will start and end at different clock times. A date can even drop out of the list for another city. Use the Shubh Muhurat Calculator for your own place and open the Vivah Muhurat page to compare cities. For overseas weddings, give your pandit the local city and time zone.

Match Kundalis Before You Fix a Date

A muhurat is the stage, but the kundali match decides whether the two people suit each other. Check guna score, Nadi, Bhakoot and Manglik status before you book. Our Kundali matching service and the guide to 36 guna milan show what each score means. Read about Bhakoot dosh and Nadi dosh remedies if the report flags them, and use the direct Kundali Milan tool for a quick check. A calm, written shortlist of two dates saves weeks of discussion between families.

Manglik Couples and the March Dates

If one partner is Manglik, the date matters less than the match. Mars placement, its strength and the partner chart decide the effect, and a low score is rarely a verdict on its own. Use the Manglik Dosh Calculator and read Mangal dosh and marriage compatibility. For the myths around the topic see is Mangal dosh real or fake and Manglik myths. Practical upay are in Mangal dosh remedies. Remedies are calm and affordable, never fear-based.

Dasha Period and Marriage Timing

A shubh muhurat does not replace a supportive dasha. The running mahadasha and antardasha show whether the chart is ready for a marriage event now, and the free Dasha Calculator gives your sequence in seconds. If you are still asking when marriage will happen, try the Shadi Kab Hogi Calculator and read what age will I get married. Delay has many causes, see why is my marriage delayed for the usual chart patterns.

Jupiter and Venus in Your Chart, Not in General

Jupiter is the karaka of marriage for women and Venus for men, and both are read together with the seventh house for everyone. Rather than relying on a general rule about the sky in March, check where these two sit in your own chart and how strong they are. The Planet strength calculator shows each graha at a glance, and the planets guide explains their roles. The 2027 retrograde predictions show which planets turn back during the year.

Booking Timeline: Halls, Pandits and Vendors

With only five muhurat windows in the month and none in the weeks after 11 March, demand for halls, pandits, caterers and photographers is likely to concentrate on these dates, so book early. A sensible order is: confirm the kundali match, pick the date with your pandit, book the venue, then book the pandit and the rest. Keep a written backup date in April. Keep a buffer for family travel as well. The wedding dates guide for 2027 lists simple steps for choosing the date in the first place.

Holi Season and March Planning

Holi falls in the second half of March, and many families avoid weddings in the eight days of Holashtak that lead up to Holika Dahan. Because the engine list for March already ends on 11 March, before the Sun enters Meena, you do not need to juggle the two. Use Vivah Muhurat 2027 to see how the calendar looks across months. If guests travel for Holi, ask them early whether they can come a week sooner, since a 10 or 11 March wedding falls in the same season of family travel.

Engagement and Roka Before a March Wedding

Roka, tilak and engagement can be fixed on a separate shubh day, and many families do them in the weeks before the wedding. Pick those days with the same care you give the wedding date: check nakshatra, tithi and the karana in the daily panchang. If the families are still deciding on the wedding date itself, read the wedding dates guide for 2027. Keep the engagement a few weeks ahead so that invitations, outfits and rituals are not squeezed into the same fortnight.

If None of the Five Dates Works for You

The engine list for Delhi continues after Meena Kharmas with 16 April from 3:00 AM to 6:00 AM, 21 April from 3:35 AM to 4:45 AM, 23 April from 2:14 PM to 4:24 AM the next morning, and 28 April from 5:50 AM to 12:35 PM. May has 7, 24 and 31 May. Confirm each with your own city and kundli before you plan. See Vivah muhurat 2027 for the year view, and the January 2027 vivah muhurat and February 2027 vivah muhurat pages if you want to marry sooner.

March Versus April: Which Month to Choose

March gives five dates close to each other, ending just before Meena Kharmas, and suits families who want a spring wedding without waiting for summer. April gives dates that arrive after Meena Kharmas and need a longer booking runway. The practical test is simple: choose the month in which both families, the pandit and the key relatives are free, and where the kundali match is strong. A good chart match on a slightly less convenient date usually serves a family better than a perfect date on a weak match.

Marriage Registration and Legal Steps

The religious muhurat and the legal registration are separate steps. You may register on any working day that your local registrar offers, and the ceremony date does not have to match it. Check the document list with the registrar of your district, because requirements differ by state. If a partner lives abroad, read about foreign spouse prediction and plan paperwork early. We give timing guidance only and not legal advice, so confirm legal steps with the registrar or a lawyer.

After the Wedding: Griha Pravesh and First Rituals

After the wedding, the new home and the bride entry ritual follow. If you plan a housewarming for the couple, check the Griha Pravesh Muhurat Calculator separately, because a good wedding date does not automatically make a good griha pravesh date. If a baby is planned later, the child birth muhurat guide is a separate topic with its own rules. Plan the first rituals with the pandit while the wedding date is still being confirmed.

Common Mistakes Families Make With March Dates

Mistake one is booking a hall before checking the kundali match. Mistake two is copying a date from a general calendar without checking the city. Mistake three is reading an early-morning listing as the wrong night. Mistake four is assuming a rule applies in every tradition when it does not. Mistake five is waiting too long and finding the five windows taken. Avoid these by using one verified source, then confirming with your pandit. Read manglik non-manglik marriage if that question is open in your family.

Free Tools to Check Your Date

Start with the Shubh Muhurat Calculator for your city, then the Janam Kundali Calculator to see your chart. The Manglik Dosh Calculator and the Dasha Calculator complete a quick pre-check. If you want to understand the houses behind the answer, open the houses guide and the Mangal dosha explainer. All of these are free and need no signup.

Book Personal Guidance for Your Wedding Muhurat

A calculator gives you the engine output, but your chart, your families and your city make the final decision. For a personal check, book a consultation through the Trikaal Vaani services page, where Rohiit Gupta reviews the match, the dasha and the muhurat together. Slots are limited in the busy weeks before a wedding date, so book once the date is shortlisted. The first step is free: run the calculator, note your two best dates, and bring them to the call.