Marriage

Marriage in Vedic astrology

Matching, doshas, timing and the combinations families ask about — with the free tools to check your own chart.

Start with the two charts

Guna Milan scores the match out of 36 and checks Manglik and Nadi dosha on both sides. You need each person’s date, time and place of birth. Free, no account.

Check compatibilityAsk an astrologer about it

Not comparing two people yet? Generate your own kundli first — marriage houses, timing and dasha are all read from it.

One thing you will not find here: a page telling you your chart has decided something. Several topics in this area — divorce, delay, Manglik dosha — are the most fear-marketed in Jyotish, and we handle them by explaining how common the combinations actually are and selling nothing.

Everything else

Kundli Matching36-point Ashtakoota Guna Milan with Manglik and Nadi checks20 Questions to Ask a PartnerDrawn from your own chart — free with an accountManglik CalculatorCheck Mangal Dosha in either chart, with cancellation rulesMy RishtasTrack up to 25 proposals, ranked by score, with stages and notesWedding PlannerChecklist, budget, guests and vendors for every functionVivah MuhuratTraditionally auspicious wedding datesPlanner DirectoryWedding planners across 25 Indian citiesNadi DoshaWhat it is, and the cancellations usually left unmentionedSolah ShringarThe sixteen bridal adornments and their meaningsNakshatra MatchingGana, yoni and nadi for all 27 birth stars

Topics explained

Marriage TimingHow Vedic astrology approaches marriage timing: the 7th house, its lord, Venus and Jupiter, …Love Marriage YogaWhat Vedic astrology associates with love marriage: the 5th and 7th house connection, Venus …Arranged Marriage YogaWhat Vedic astrology associates with arranged marriage: the 7th and 9th houses, Jupiter and …Divorce YogaWhat Vedic astrology associates with marital difficulty, why these combinations are extremel…Second Marriage YogaThe combinations Vedic astrology associates with remarriage …

Vedic marriage analysis is a traditional framework, not a verdict on a relationship. No combination here indicates that a marriage should or should not proceed, and no score outweighs the couple’s own consent.