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Tulsi Vivah

Tulsi Vivah – Wedding of Tulsi and Vishnu 2026

Shop Tulsi Vivah essentials—incense, diyas, roli, and decorative puja items—for a heartfelt courtyard wedding of Tulsi.

Festival date: 21 November 2026

About Tulsi Vivah

21 November 2026

Tulsi Vivah ritually marries Tulsi Devi to Lord Vishnu in Shaligram form. Homes raise a small mandap over the tulsi vrindavan, dress the plant as a bride, and perform kanyadaan with the joy of a family wedding. Most calendars place the rite on Kartik Shukla Dwadashi (the day after Dev Uthani Ekadashi); some families keep it on Ekadashi itself. Either way, the vow renews the household’s bond with tulsi and opens the wedding season. Madhuma’s festival essentials help you gather lamps, incense, and offering items for a complete Tulsi Vivah at home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Practical answers for shopping Tulsi Vivah essentials.

It is the ceremonial wedding of the tulsi plant to Lord Vishnu in Shaligram form, marking the start of the wedding season after Chaturmas.

Most often on Kartik Shukla Dwadashi; some homes keep it on Dev Uthani Ekadashi.

It renews devotion to tulsi, invites harmony, and is treated as the season’s first auspicious vivah.

The host couple traditionally; couples without a daughter often seek the punya of giving Tulsi away.

Chunri, bangles, Shaligram or Vishnu image, sugarcane for the mandap, flowers, lamp, incense, and seasonal fruits.

Vishnu (Shaligram) and Tulsi as a form of Lakshmi are the divine couple of the rite.

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