TULSI MAA KA MANGAL VIVAH
Tulsi Vivah Puja
Tulsi Vivah is the beautiful Hindu ceremony in which the sacred Tulsi plant is married to Lord Vishnu, represented by a Shaligram stone or by Lord Krishna. Tulsi is dressed as a bride, Vishnu takes the place of the groom, and the wedding rites are performed with mantras, songs and prasad.
Observed in the month of Kartik, from Prabodhini (Dev Uthani) Ekadashi, it marks the start of the wedding season across India and honours the bond between nature and the divine. Families hold it for peace, prosperity and harmony at home, and many believe it helps remove obstacles related to marriage.
WHY THIS PUJA
Benefits of Tulsi Vivah
Blessings of Vishnu & Tulsi
The union invites the grace of Lord Vishnu and Tulsi Mata, bringing peace, prosperity and spiritual growth to the home.
Nature Meets Divinity
The ritual celebrates harmony between the natural world and spiritual life, honouring Tulsi as a living goddess.
Auspicious Beginnings
It opens the wedding season and invites fresh starts, good news and positive energy.
Stronger Family Bonds
Family and neighbours gather for the festivities, nurturing unity and shared traditions.
Purity & Well-being
Worship of Tulsi is believed to purify the surroundings and support physical and mental well-being.
Keeps Tradition Alive
Celebrating together passes ancient customs and cultural heritage on to the next generation.
A CLOSER LOOK
Key Insights on Tulsi Vivah
What Is Tulsi Vivah?
- Wedding of Tulsi (holy basil) with Lord Vishnu or Krishna
- Vishnu is represented by Shaligram or an idol
- Symbol of divine union and devotion
When Is It Performed?
- In Kartik, from Prabodhini (Dev Uthani) Ekadashi
- Around the 11th or 12th day, usually October or November
- Muhurat changes yearly, so confirm with your pandit
Rituals Involved
- Tulsi decorated as a bride with chunari and suhag items
- Shaligram or Vishnu placed as the groom
- Mantras, Tulsi katha, marriage rites, aarti and prasad
Spiritual Significance
- Deepens devotion to Lord Vishnu
- Brings peace, happiness and protection
- Purifies the household and lifts its energy
WHAT YOU'LL NEED
Essential Tulsi Vivah Samagri
Supporting Puja Items
No arrangement hassle — complete samagri kit provided with our offline Puja bookings.
HOW TO BOOK
Book Tulsi Vivah Puja Online or at Home
Celebrate the sacred wedding of Tulsi Mata and Lord Vishnu with Purohit Hub's Online and Offline Tulsi Vivah Puja. The ceremony is conducted by Pandit Gourav Sharma, a well-versed Vedic priest serving Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurgaon, Faridabad and nearby areas.
Searching for a Pandit Ji for Tulsi Vivah near me? Book now for traditional Vedic rituals with samagri support, and let us help you with the setup and muhurat.
Pandit Gourav Sharma
Vedic Scholar & Puja Expert
- Authentic Vedic rituals
- Available Online & Offline
- Complete Samagri Arrangement
- Serving Delhi NCR & Beyond
Offline Tulsi Vivah Puja
Traditional Tulsi Vivah at Your Home
- Performed at your home, courtyard, society or temple
- Pandit Ji brings the puja samagri
- Includes Ganesh puja, Tulsi katha, marriage rituals, aarti and prasad
- Believed to ease marriage-related obstacles and bring family prosperity
- Available in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Ghaziabad and Faridabad
- Hindi and Sanskrit speaking Pandit Ji; book early, as dates fill up in Kartik
Online Tulsi Vivah Puja
Celebrate the Divine Wedding with a Live Ceremony
- Live puja over Zoom or WhatsApp with step-by-step guidance
- Complete ceremony with Tulsi katha, marriage rituals and aarti
- Instructions shared for decoration and setup
- Ideal for family prosperity and marriage-related blessings
- Recording on request; flexible puja timings
Samagri to Keep Ready (Online)
- Tulsi plant, Shaligram or Vishnu idol, red and yellow cloth
- Mangalsutra, bindi, sindoor, haldi, kumkum, mehendi
- Flowers, garland, fruits, sweets, betel leaves and nuts
- Akshat, diya, camphor, incense sticks
- Puja thali, Gangajal, panchamrit
- Tulsi Vivah katha book or printout
QUESTIONS
Tulsi Vivah – FAQs
What is Tulsi Vivah?
It is the ceremonial wedding of the Tulsi plant with Lord Vishnu (Shaligram) or Lord Krishna, symbolising the union of nature and divinity.
When is Tulsi Vivah celebrated?
In Kartik, from Prabodhini (Dev Uthani) Ekadashi, around the 11th or 12th day. The exact date and muhurat change every year, so please confirm with us when you book.
Can Tulsi Vivah be performed online?
Yes. We conduct live online Tulsi Vivah over Zoom or WhatsApp with Tulsi katha, marriage rituals and aarti, and share setup instructions in advance.
What is needed for Tulsi Vivah?
A Tulsi plant in a decorated pot, Shaligram or a Vishnu idol, bridal items like chunari, sindoor and bangles, flowers, fruits, sweets and puja essentials.
Is samagri provided?
For offline bookings Pandit Ji brings the samagri. For online puja, we share a simple list in advance.