Complete Wedding Muhurats: Four Dates
Two families, four occasions, and one set of dates chosen with care.
You want the marriage to start well at every step, from the ring to the first visit home. Both families should feel the dates were chosen with care.
A wedding is four occasions, and each date affects the next. The classical texts on muhurta shastra give rules for each one, and we read them for all four together, for the city where each event happens. A pandit reviews the finished set before it is sent.
What you get
Four muhurats, planned together — 1) Engagement (Sagai), 2) Wedding (Vivah, the phere), 3) Bride's Griha Pravesh, 4) Pag Phera. Auspicious windows for each event, for the city where it happens. 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 birth date, time and place of the bride and of the groom, and the city of each event.
This set covers the four occasions of a Hindu wedding: the engagement, the phere, the bride's first entry into her new home, and the pag phera. Each has its own muhurat. We time all four together, so the dates sit well against each other.
Testimonials
One wedding has eleven separate things inside it and for every one of them there is somebody in this family who will decide afterwards that it was done on the wrong day, so I bought all eleven at once, in one file, with the verses attached, and the question has not been opened since.