Muhurtham Dates in 2027: Complete Month-by-Month Wedding Muhurtham Guide

Ask any Tamil or Hindu family what the first step in wedding planning is, and you will usually hear the same answer. Before the venue, before the outfits, before the guest list even gets drafted, someone asks: what is a good Muhurtham date? Choosing Muhurtham dates in 2027 shapes almost every decision that follows, from when the priest can be booked to when relatives overseas should start looking at flights.

Muhurtham refers to the most auspicious window of time to begin something important, and for marriage that window comes from the Tamil Panchangam, the traditional almanac that tracks the movements of the Moon, the Sun, and the planets. Families rely on this system because they believe that starting married life during a well‑aligned moment sets a peaceful, steady tone for everything that follows.

This guide pulls together every available Muhurtham date in 2027, laid out month by month, with the Nakshatra, Tithi, and weekday for each one. Use it to build your shortlist, then take that shortlist to your family astrologer for final confirmation.

What is Muhurtham?

Meaning of Muhurtham

In Sanskrit and Tamil astrology, a Muhurtham (sometimes written Muhurat or Muhurtam) is a specific, astrologically favorable stretch of time chosen for beginning something significant, whether that is a wedding, a housewarming, a new business, or a naming ceremony. For weddings, it is often called Vivaha Muhurtham, or in Tamil homes, Subha Muhurtham.

Importance in Hindu Weddings

Marriage is considered one of the sixteen sacred Samskaras, or rites of passage, in Hindu tradition. Since it marks the start of a shared life, families want that start to line up with positive planetary energy. In practice, the Muhurtham acts as a filter across the calendar. It removes days when the Moon, Venus, or Jupiter sit weakly or poorly placed, and it highlights the days when those same planets support new beginnings.

Benefits of Choosing an Auspicious Date

People who follow this tradition point to a few recurring reasons:

• It is believed to bring harmony, health, and stability to the couple.

  
  

• It aligns family traditions and temple customs with astrological practice.

  
  

• It gives couples and their parents a sense of confidence as they begin this new chapter.

  
  

• It narrows the calendar down to a manageable list, which actually makes planning easier rather than harder.

How Are Muhurtham Dates Calculated?

Muhurtham dates are not picked at random. They come out of a process called Panchang Shuddhi, where astrologers run the entire year through five core elements of the Panchangam.

• Tithi (lunar day): Tracks the Moon's phase on a given date. Some Tithis, such as Ekadashi, Panchami, or Dashami, are seen as favorable, while others are set aside.

  
  

• Nakshatra (star constellation): Marks the Moon's position among the twenty‑seven lunar mansions. Eleven of these, including Rohini, Mrigashira, Magha, Uttara Phalguni, Hasta, Swati, Anuradha, Mula, Uttara Ashadha, Uttara Bhadrapada, and Revati, are traditionally considered good for marriage.

  
  

• Yoga: A combined solar and lunar angle calculation. A handful of Yogas, such as Vishkambha or Vyaghata, are treated as unfavorable and dropped from consideration.

  
  

• Karana: Refers to half‑Tithi segments, and a few of these are also considered unsuitable for marriage rituals.

  
  

• Weekday: Matters too, since some communities have their own preferences shaped by regional custom.

• Planetary positions: Carry the most weight of all. Astrologers check whether Venus (Shukra) and Jupiter (Guru) are visible and strong. When either planet is combust or has set below the horizon, marriages are traditionally avoided altogether. This is exactly why entire months can pass with no Muhurtham dates on the calendar at all.

Other filters come into play as well, including prohibited solar months (when the Sun moves between certain zodiac signs), the four‑month Chaturmas period, and dates that fall too close to an eclipse.

Month‑by‑Month Muhurtham Dates in 2027

January 2027 Muhurtham Dates

January opens the wedding season gently, with eight auspicious days once the Sun clears the prohibited solar month period in the middle of the month.

Date	Weekday	Nakshatra	Tithi
Jan 18	Monday	Rohini, Krittika	Ekadashi/Dwadashi
Jan 19	Tuesday	Mrigashira	Dwadashi/Trayodashi
Jan 23	Saturday	Magha	Tritiya
Jan 24	Sunday	Magha	Tritiya
Jan 26	Tuesday	Uttara Phalguni, Hasta	Panchami/Shashthi
Jan 27	Wednesday	Hasta	Shashthi
Jan 30	Saturday	Anuradha	Navami/Dashami
Jan 31	Sunday	Anuradha	Dashami

These dates stand out because they fall under Rohini, Hasta, and Anuradha—three of the most sought‑after marriage Nakshatras—and they avoid prohibited Yogas entirely. January weddings work well for both traditional temple ceremonies and longer multi‑day celebrations, since the cool, pleasant weather across South India keeps outdoor functions comfortable.

February 2027 Muhurtham Dates

February is one of the strongest months of the year, with twelve auspicious days.

Date	Weekday	Nakshatra	Tithi
Feb 1	Monday	Mula	Dwadashi
Feb 2	Tuesday	Mula	Dwadashi
Feb 9	Tuesday	Uttara Bhadrapada	Chaturthi
Feb 10	Wednesday	Uttara Bhadrapada, Revati	Panchami
Feb 11	Thursday	Revati	Panchami
Feb 14	Sunday	Rohini	Navami
Feb 20	Saturday	Magha	Pratipada
Feb 21	Sunday	Uttara Phalguni	Dwitiya
Feb 22	Monday	Uttara Phalguni	Dwitiya/Tritiya
Feb 24	Wednesday	Swati	Panchami
Feb 25	Thursday	Swati	Panchami/Shashthi
Feb 27	Saturday	Anuradha	Ashtami

With Revati, Rohini, Uttara Phalguni, and Swati all appearing this month, February suits everything from intimate ceremonies to large, multi‑day weddings. Many families like it because it falls before the summer heat arrives, and the run of consecutive dates in the second half of the month gives more room for venue negotiation.

March 2027 Muhurtham Dates

March offers a shorter window, just six auspicious days, before the wedding season pauses for the prohibited solar month starting around the middle of the month.

Date	Weekday	Nakshatra	Tithi
Mar 1	Monday	Mula	Navami/Dashami
Mar 3	Wednesday	Uttara Ashadha	Ekadashi/Dwadashi
Mar 4	Thursday	Uttara Ashadha	Dwadashi
Mar 8	Monday	Uttara Bhadrapada	Pratipada/Dwitiya
Mar 9	Tuesday	Uttara Bhadrapada, Revati	Dwitiya/Tritiya
Mar 10	Wednesday	Revati	Tritiya

After March 10, the Sun enters a prohibited solar transit, so no Muhurtham dates remain for the rest of the month. Think of early March as one last window before things go quiet, and plan venue bookings well ahead if this period appeals to you.

April 2027 Muhurtham Dates

After that quiet stretch, April comes back strong with eleven auspicious days starting in the third week.

Date	Weekday	Nakshatra	Tithi
Apr 17	Saturday	Uttara Phalguni	Dwadashi/Trayodashi
Apr 18	Sunday	Uttara Phalguni	Trayodashi
Apr 19	Monday	Hasta	Chaturdashi
Apr 20	Tuesday	Swati	Pratipada
Apr 21	Wednesday	Swati	Pratipada/Dwitiya
Apr 22	Thursday	Anuradha	Tritiya
Apr 23	Friday	Anuradha	Chaturthi
Apr 24	Saturday	Mula	Panchami
Apr 25	Sunday	Mula	Panchami/Shashthi
Apr 27	Tuesday	Uttara Ashadha	Saptami/Ashtami
Apr 28	Wednesday	Shravana, Uttara Ashadha	Ashtami

Rising temperatures across South India are worth planning around for outdoor rituals this month, but the long run of consecutive dates makes April a favorite for multi‑day celebrations and destination weddings alike.

May 2027 Muhurtham Dates

May is the strongest month of the whole year, with sixteen auspicious days, giving couples the widest possible choice.

Date	Weekday	Nakshatra	Tithi
May 4	Tuesday	Revati	Trayodashi
May 7	Friday	Rohini	Dwitiya
May 8	Saturday	Mrigashira	Tritiya/Chaturthi
May 9	Sunday	Mrigashira	Chaturthi
May 13	Thursday	Magha	Ashtami/Navami
May 14	Friday	Uttara Phalguni	Dashami
May 15	Saturday	Uttara Phalguni	Dashami/Ekadashi
May 16	Sunday	Hasta	Dwadashi
May 18	Tuesday	Swati	Chaturdashi
May 20	Thursday	Anuradha	Pratipada
May 22	Saturday	Mula	Tritiya
May 24	Monday	Uttara Ashadha	Panchami
May 25	Tuesday	Uttara Ashadha	Panchami
May 29	Saturday	Uttara Bhadrapada	Dashami
May 30	Sunday	Uttara Bhadrapada, Revati	Dashami/Ekadashi
May 31	Monday	Revati	Ekadashi

Nearly every major marriage Nakshatra shows up this month, from Rohini and Mrigashira to Magha, Hasta, Swati, Anuradha, Mula, and Revati. That makes May an easy pick for large weddings that need several days for pre‑wedding rituals, since the dates fall close together throughout the month.

June 2027 Muhurtham Dates

June keeps the momentum going with fifteen auspicious days, including an unusually long unbroken stretch from June 11 through June 21.

Date	Weekday	Nakshatra	Tithi
Jun 4	Friday	Mrigashira	Pratipada
Jun 9	Wednesday	Magha	Shashthi/Saptami
Jun 11	Friday	Uttara Phalguni	Ashtami/Navami
Jun 12	Saturday	Hasta	Dashami
Jun 13	Sunday	Chitra, Hasta	Dashami
Jun 14	Monday	Swati	Dwadashi
Jun 15	Tuesday	Swati	Dwadashi
Jun 16	Wednesday	Anuradha	Trayodashi/Chaturdashi
Jun 17	Thursday	Anuradha	Chaturdashi
Jun 18	Friday	Mula	Pratipada
Jun 19	Saturday	Mula	Pratipada
Jun 20	Sunday	Uttara Ashadha	Dwitiya/Tritiya
Jun 21	Monday	Uttara Ashadha	Tritiya
Jun 26	Saturday	Uttara Bhadrapada	Saptami/Ashtami
Jun 27	Sunday	Uttara Bhadrapada, Revati	Ashtami/Navami

That long unbroken run makes June popular with families who want a weekend wedding without competing against dozens of other couples for the exact same date. It is also a smart month to lock in vendors early, before demand builds up.

July 2027 Muhurtham Dates

July is a transitional month with only three auspicious days before Chaturmas and Venus’s combustion phase shut things down for the following three months.

Date	Weekday	Nakshatra	Tithi
Jul 7	Wednesday	Magha	Panchami
Jul 8	Thursday	Uttara Phalguni	Shashthi/Saptami
Jul 11	Sunday	Swati	Navami/Dashami

After July 11, no further Muhurtham dates appear until November. Venus stays set for most of the following months, and Chaturmas—the four months traditionally seen as unsuitable for auspicious ceremonies—begins around the middle of July. If a July wedding appeals to you, treat this narrow window as your last chance before the pause.

August 2027 Muhurtham Dates

No Muhurtham dates are available in August 2027. Venus stays in its combust and set phase for the entire month, a condition that traditional texts like the Muhurta Chintamani specifically warn against for marriage ceremonies. Families who want a Panchangam‑based Muhurtham should simply plan around this month.

September 2027 Muhurtham Dates

No Muhurtham dates are available in September 2027 either. Venus remains affected through the first half of the month, and by the middle of September the Sun enters a prohibited solar transit that carries through the rest of the month. This tends to be the quietest month of the year for Hindu and Tamil weddings.

October 2027 Muhurtham Dates

No Muhurtham dates are available in October 2027. The prohibited solar month carries over from September into the first half of October, and the Chaturmas restriction covers the rest of the month. It is best to avoid scheduling ceremonies in October and look toward November instead.

November 2027 Muhurtham Dates

November brings the wedding season firmly back, with thirteen auspicious days once Chaturmas ends in the second week.

Date	Weekday	Nakshatra	Tithi
Nov 9	Tuesday	Uttara Bhadrapada	Dwadashi
Nov 10	Wednesday	Uttara Bhadrapada	Dwadashi
Nov 11	Thursday	Revati	Trayodashi
Nov 14	Sunday	Rohini	Dwitiya
Nov 15	Monday	Rohini, Mrigashira	Dwitiya/Tritiya
Nov 16	Tuesday	Mrigashira	Chaturthi
Nov 20	Saturday	Magha	Ashtami/Navami
Nov 21	Sunday	Magha	Navami
Nov 22	Monday	Uttara Phalguni	Ekadashi
Nov 23	Tuesday	Uttara Phalguni, Hasta	Ekadashi/Dwadashi
Nov 24	Wednesday	Chitra, Hasta	Dwadashi
Nov 25	Thursday	Swati	Trayodashi
Nov 29	Monday	Mula	Dwitiya

This is one of the most festive months for weddings all year, partly because it overlaps with the broader festive season across much of India. Venues and photographers tend to book up fast, especially for weekend dates like November 14, 20, and 21, so early planning pays off here.

December 2027 Muhurtham Dates

December closes out the year with eight auspicious days, a solid option for a winter wedding.

Date	Weekday	Nakshatra	Tithi
Dec 1	Wednesday	Uttara Ashadha	Panchami
Dec 2	Thursday	Uttara Ashadha	Panchami
Dec 6	Monday	Uttara Bhadrapada	Navami
Dec 7	Tuesday	Uttara Bhadrapada	Navami/Dashami
Dec 8	Wednesday	Revati	Ekadashi
Dec 11	Saturday	Rohini	Chaturdashi
Dec 12	Sunday	Rohini, Mrigashira	Chaturdashi/Purnima
Dec 13	Monday	Mrigashira	Purnima/Pratipada

After December 13, the Sun moves into a prohibited solar month that runs through the rest of the year, making this the final Muhurtham window of 2027. Pleasant winter weather makes it a popular choice for both indoor and outdoor functions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is the best Muhurtham date in 2027? 

There is no single best date for everyone, since the right choice depends on both partners’ horoscopes. That said, dates in May and June 2027 offer the widest selection of strong Nakshatras such as Rohini, Hasta, and Revati.

How are Muhurtham dates decided? 

Muhurtham dates come from Panchang Shuddhi, a process that checks the Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, and planetary positions—especially Venus and Jupiter—for every day in the year, filtering out days with unfavorable combinations.

Are Tamil Muhurtham dates different from North Indian Muhurat dates? 

The core Panchangam principles are shared, but Tamil Panchangam calculations can occasionally land on a different day than North Indian Vedic astrology due to regional differences in how Tithi and sunrise are calculated. It is best to follow whichever system your family traditionally uses.

Can I marry outside a Muhurtham date? 

Yes, that is entirely a personal and family choice. Many couples marry on non‑Muhurtham dates for practical reasons, though more traditional families prefer to stay within the calculated auspicious windows.

What should I avoid on my wedding day? 

Avoid scheduling the ceremony during Rahu Kalam, Yamagandam, or Gulikai Kalam on that day, even if the date itself is a generally auspicious Muhurtham, since these are daily windows that shift depending on the weekday.

How important is Nakshatra in marriage? 

Very important. Nakshatra reflects the Moon’s position and plays a central role both in selecting a Muhurtham date and in matching two horoscopes for compatibility.

Are all auspicious dates suitable for everyone?

No. A generally auspicious Muhurtham date can still be a Chandrashtama day for one partner’s birth star, which makes it personally unfavorable. Always check with an astrologer before finalizing.

How do I confirm the best date for my horoscope?

Share both partners’ birth details—date, time, and place of birth—with a qualified astrologer, who can match your Kundali against the Muhurtham list and flag any personal conflicts.

Is consulting an astrologer necessary? 

While the dates listed here follow standard Panchangam principles, individual birth charts can shift what is truly ideal for a specific couple, so a personal consultation is strongly recommended before finalizing anything.

Which month has the most Muhurtham dates in 2027?

May 2027 has the most, with sixteen auspicious days, followed closely by June with fifteen.

Why are there no Muhurtham dates in August, September, and October 2027? 

These three months are affected by Venus’s combustion period, the Chaturmas restriction, and prohibited solar month transitions, all of which overlap during this stretch of the year.

Can Muhurtham timings change based on my city?

Yes. The date, Tithi, and Nakshatra stay the same nationally, but the exact Muhurat time window—the start and end time—shifts based on your city’s sunrise and local time zone. Always confirm exact timings for your location.

Conclusion

Choosing the right Muhurtham date in 2027 involves more than circling a day on the calendar. It blends astronomy, tradition, and family wisdom carried forward across generations. This year offers a rich spread of options, from the strong, closely spaced windows in May, June, and November, to the quiet stretch from August through October, when the Panchangam recommends stepping back entirely.

Use this month‑by‑month guide as your starting point, but remember that individual birth charts, regional customs, and temple availability can all shift what is truly the best date for your marriage. Before finalizing anything, sit down with your family astrologer, share both partners’ horoscopes, and confirm your shortlisted Muhurtham dates. That final check is what turns a generally auspicious day into the right day for you.