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News Topical, Digital Desk : The festival of Vivah Panchami is considered very special and sacred in Hinduism. This day marks the wedding anniversary of Lord Rama and Sita. Every year, this festival (Vivah Panchami 2025) falls on the fifth day of the bright fortnight of the month of Margashirsha. This year, it will be celebrated on November 25, 2025. This date is very important for those whose marriages are being delayed or facing obstacles. According to religious beliefs, keeping some special things in the house and performing puja on this day creates chances of early marriage and brings sweetness in married life.
Keep these auspicious things in your house before Vivah Panchami
Statue or picture of Lord Rama and Mother Sita
Before Vivah Panchami, install idols of Ram and Sita in your home temple. Perform their ritualistic worship on Vivah Panchami. Doing so will help you find your desired life partner and remove all obstacles related to marriage.
Idol of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi
Lord Vishnu is considered the protector of the universe, and Goddess Lakshmi is considered the goddess of wealth and good fortune. Worshiping them brings peace, prosperity, and stability to married life. Keeping their idols in the home also promotes the possibility of early marriage.
Ram Tulsi plant
Tulsi is considered a form of the Goddess. Planting a plant, especially a "Ram Tulsi" plant, in the home and worshipping it regularly brings auspiciousness to the home. It dispels negativity and brings sweetness to marital life, reducing tension.
right-handed conch
Keeping a Dakshinavarti conch shell in the home is considered very auspicious. It brings positive energy into the home and removes obstacles in marriage.
turtle statue
According to Feng Shui and Hindu beliefs, the tortoise symbolizes stability. If marital life is experiencing tension or instability, keeping a small tortoise statue or picture in the home is considered auspicious. This brings trust and stability to the relationship.
Do these special measures for early marriage
On Vivah Panchami, reciting or listening to the story of the marriage of Shri Ram and Sita, described in the "Balakanda" (the story of the marriage of Lord Rama and Sita), is considered very auspicious. Additionally, unmarried people can chant the mantra "Om Janakivallabhaya Namaha" 108 times on this day. Doing so may create a favorable opportunity for marriage soon.
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