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How to Perform Tulsi Vivah at Home: Samagri and Puja Vidhi

Learn how to perform Tulsi Vivah at home with a simple guide to puja items, preparation and rituals for a heartfelt offering.

HHare Krishna Movement Vizag2 min read
How to Perform Tulsi Vivah at Home: Samagri and Puja Vidhi
In this article
  1. When Should You Perform Tulsi Vivah?
  2. Tulsi Vivah Puja Samagri List
  3. Conclusion

Tulsi Vivah is a festival that celebrates the divine marriage of Tulsi Maharani and Lord Vishnu. Devotees celebrate this holy occasion by performing Tulsi Shaligram Vivah at home as per the prescribed puja vidhi to seek their blessings and make progress in bhakti. If you are planning to witness the Tulsi Vivah ceremony, this guide will explain the samagri required, the preparations, and the stepwise puja vidhi.

When Should You Perform Tulsi Vivah?

Tulsi Vivah is celebrated between Devutthan Ekadashi and Kartik Purnima, depending upon the family or temple tradition. Pradosh Kaal (1.5 hours before sunset to 1.5 hours after sunset) is considered to be the best time to perform Tulsi Vivah on the selected day. Following their respective traditions, many devotees celebrate on 21 November 2026, while ISKCON devotees celebrate on 24 November 2026. Whichever day you observe, what actually matters is a prayerful mood and an attitude of service to the Lord.

Tulsi Vivah Puja Samagri List

Below is the complete list of Tulsi Vivah puja samagri.

  1. Tulsi plant in a pot
  2. Lord Shaligram
  3. A clean chowki and cloth for the altar
  4. A red chunri or decorative cloth for Tulsi Maharani’s pot
  5. A small garment for Lord Shaligram
  6. Fresh flowers and two small garlands
  7. Mauli or sacred thread for the ceremonial knot
  8. A turmeric root and thread
  9. Chandan, turmeric, kumkum, and akshata
  10. A kalash or clean water vessel, spoon, and puja plate
  11. A ghee diya, cotton wicks, matches, incense, and a bell
  12. Fruits, sweets, and freshly prepared vegetarian bhog without onion or garlic
  13. Dakshina, if a priest is conducting the ceremony
  14. Havan kund, wood, ghee, and other offerings

Conclusion

Celebrating Tulsi Vivah at your home is a great way to serve Tulsi Maharani and Lord Vishnu and get the blessings. Prepare each samagri with care. Follow the puja vidhi with faith and prayers, with love and devotion. May their blessings inspire you to deepen your bhakti and carry this spirit of service into your daily life.

Adapted from the Gupt Vrindavan Dham blog: How to Perform Tulsi Vivah at Home: Samagri and Puja Vidhi.

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Hare Krishna Movement Vizag
Updated 12 November 2026