Marriage timing
When will I get married?
Your chart's promise for marriage, what the period running now means, and the windows ahead, with the reasons.
Marriage Timing from Your Birth Chart
An astrologer times marriage in steps. First the promise: the 7th house and its lord, Venus and Jupiter, and the Navamsa (D9), which must confirm what the birth chart shows. Then the dasha: periods of planets linked to the 7th, 2nd and 11th houses. Then confirmation from the Yogini dasha, and finally the double transit, when Jupiter and Saturn both influence the 7th house or its lord.
Astromaan does exactly this for every sub-period of the next years. You see how strongly your chart promises marriage, what the period running now means, and dated windows marked strong or possible, each with the reasons: which dasha lords, which Navamsa link, which transit.
These are periods of higher likelihood, not certainties. The Navamsa changes every few minutes of birth time, so an exact birth time matters; if yours is approximate, treat the windows as a guide.
Can astrology tell when I will get married?
Vedic astrology gives periods when marriage is more likely, from the dasha and transits that activate the 7th house. It cannot give a certain date, and your own decisions always matter most.
Which houses show marriage in a kundli?
The 7th house is the main one, with the 2nd (family) and 11th (fulfilment of desires) supporting it. Venus and Jupiter are the natural significators, and the Navamsa (D9) confirms the promise.
What is the double transit for marriage?
When Jupiter and Saturn both influence the 7th house or its lord at the same time, by position or aspect. Astrologers following K.N. Rao treat it as the trigger that turns a promising dasha into an event.
Why does my birth time matter for marriage timing?
The Navamsa lagna changes about every 13 minutes and the dasha dates shift with the Moon's position, so a wrong time can move or remove a window. If you are unsure of your birth time, try birth-time rectification first.