Guide
"Shaadi kab hogi?" is the most asked question in Vedic astrology. A careful reading answers it in three steps, and the answer is always a window of a few months with its reason, never a single day.
No careful method gives an exact day. Dasha and transits give a window of a few months with a stated reason. An exact date is a red flag.
Common chart reasons are Saturn's influence on the 7th house or its lord, a 7th lord in the 6th, 8th or 12th house, or a dasha that does not yet support marriage. Delay usually means later, not never.
Yes. The ascendant changes about every two hours and decides the 7th house; a two-hour difference can move dasha dates by one to two years.
Only partly. The date alone fixes the slow planets and roughly the Moon, so it can show broad themes. It cannot fix the ascendant, the 7th house or the dasha start dates, which decide the timing. Thousands of people share a birth date; the birth time and place are what make the timing personal.
Panchangs publish wedding dates for the year by tradition: the Moon in a nakshatra suited to marriage, a suitable tithi, and no Kharmas or period when Venus or Jupiter is combust. That list is the same for everyone. A careful astrologer then checks a date against both people's charts (Moon and tara strength), and a muhurat works best inside a marriage window the charts already support.
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