Wake Up & Wed: Dev Uthani Ekadashi Rings in India’s Grand Wedding Season

Updated: November 02, 2025 04:00

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Dev Uthani Ekadashi, observed on November 1, 2025, marks the end of Chaturmas and the divine awakening of Lord Vishnu. With this auspicious day, India’s wedding season officially begins, unlocking 14 Vivah Muhurat dates in November alone. Families, planners, and couples are now gearing up for ceremonies nationwide.

From Cosmic Slumber to Sacred Celebrations: Dev Uthani Ekadashi Heralds India’s Wedding Wave

India’s festive fervor just got a ceremonial upgrade as Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2025, also known as Prabodhini Ekadashi, was celebrated on November 1. This spiritually significant day marks the awakening of Lord Vishnu from his four-month cosmic rest during Chaturmas, and with it, the resumption of all auspicious events—especially weddings.

Key Highlights of Dev Uthani Ekadashi & Wedding Season Kickoff:

Spiritual Significance

According to Hindu tradition, Lord Vishnu awakens on this day, symbolizing renewal, divine blessings, and the green light for sacred ceremonies.

The day is observed with pujas, tulsi vivah rituals, and temple festivities across India.

End of Chaturmas

Chaturmas, the four-month period considered inauspicious for weddings and major rituals, officially ends with this Ekadashi.

Devotees believe that Vishnu’s awakening reopens the spiritual calendar for marriages, housewarmings, and new ventures.

Vivah Muhurat 2025: November’s Wedding Calendar

Post-Ekadashi, 14 auspicious wedding dates are available in November alone, making it one of the busiest months for nuptials.

Popular dates include November 4, 7, 9, 12, 14, 18, and 21, with bookings surging across venues and vendors.

Cultural & Economic Impact

The wedding season fuels hospitality, fashion, jewelry, and travel industries, with Tier-2 cities seeing a spike in destination weddings.

Planners report a rise in eco-conscious ceremonies, digital invites, and fusion rituals blending tradition with modernity.

Date Confusion Clarified

Some regions observed Ekadashi on November 2 due to lunar calendar interpretations, but most followed the November 1 observance.

As Lord Vishnu awakens, so does India’s vibrant wedding economy. From sacred chants to shimmering lehengas, Dev Uthani Ekadashi is more than a date—it’s the divine curtain-raiser to months of celebration, union, and joy.

Sources: Livemint, ABP Live

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