Pag Phera Muhurat

After the wedding, the bride spends a few days with her parents. Then she returns to her new home. You want to keep the family custom, and you want warm ties between both homes. Most of all, you want this second arrival to settle the new marriage.

The classical texts on muhurta shastra treat her return as a fresh arrival, with its own muhurat. It is not a leftover of the wedding date. We read those rules for the city of the marital home, on its own sunrise.

What you get

Auspicious windows for the bride's return for the city of the marital home. The top 3 most auspicious ones highlighted. The days to avoid tagged along with the reasons. And, the classical text reference behind each recommendation.

What we need

The bride's birth date, time and place, the city of the marital home she returns to, and your date range.

Pag phera, called dwiragamana in the texts, is the bride's second arrival at her husband's home. It follows her first stay with her parents after the wedding. The muhurat times the day and hour she returns.