The Tulsi Vivah Katha celebrates the holy union of Tulsi Devi with Lord Vishnu / Shaligram, marking an important ritual in Hindu tradition. The ceremony is typically performed on Prabodhini Ekadashi, signaling the start of the auspicious marriage season and invoking divine blessings for prosperity, happiness, and family harmony.

During the ritual, the Tulsi plant is beautifully decorated with flowers, sacred threads, and ornaments, while Pandit Jis narrate the Katha, recounting the story and significance of Tulsi Vivah. Devotees participate by performing Aarti, offering flowers, and chanting mantras, creating an atmosphere of devotion and celebration.

Performing Tulsi Vivah brings spiritual merit, ensures the well-being of the family, strengthens devotion, and removes negative energies from the home. It is ideal for families wishing to uphold tradition and seek divine blessings during the festive season.

FAQs

1. What is Tulsi Vivah?
It is the ceremonial marriage of the Tulsi plant to Lord Vishnu, celebrated as a sacred Hindu ritual to bring prosperity and spiritual well-being.

2. When is Tulsi Vivah performed?
Typically on Prabodhini Ekadashi (October–November) during the festive marriage season.

3. Who can perform this Katha?
Any family wishing to uphold tradition, seek blessings for prosperity, and celebrate the auspicious Tulsi Vivah.

4. What are the benefits of performing Tulsi Vivah?

• Brings prosperity, happiness, and peace to the home

• Removes negative energies and obstacles

• Strengthens devotion to Lord Vishnu

• Marks the auspicious beginning of the marriage season

5. Can it be performed at home?
Yes, it is ideally performed at home with the Tulsi plant, decorations, and Pandit Ji guiding the rituals.