Tulsi Vivah
Complete, verified samagri list containing 35 essential items for performing Tulsi Vivah.
Tulsi Vivah is a significant Hindu ceremony celebrating the symbolic marriage of the holy Tulsi plant (Basil) with Lord Vishnu, often represented by the Shaligram stone. This sacred ritual signifies the end of Chaturmas, the four-month period when Lord Vishnu is believed to be in cosmic sleep, and marks the auspicious beginning of the Hindu wedding season. Devotees perform Tulsi Vivah to seek blessings for marital happiness, family prosperity, and to overcome obstacles related to marriage. It is widely observed in homes and temples, reinforcing the sanctity of marriage and the divine connection between nature and deities.
Also known as: Tulasi Vivah, Tulsi Vivaha, Tulasi Kalyanam, तुलसी कल्याण
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1 Tulsi Plant1
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2 Shaligram Stone / Vishnu Idol1
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3 Puja Cloth (Red/Yellow)1 piece
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4 Diya (Lamp)2
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5 Ghee / Oil for Lamp100ml
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6 Cotton Wicks1 packet
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7 Incense Sticks (Agarbatti)1 packet
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8 Camphor (Kapur)1 packet
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9 Matches/Lighter1
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10 Fresh Flowers250g
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11 Flower Garlands2
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12 Betel Leaves5 pieces
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13 Betel Nuts (Supari)5 pieces
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14 Seasonal Fruits5 varieties
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15 Sweets / Prasad250g
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16 Coconut1
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17 Akshat (Rice)100g
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18 Kumkum (Roli)1 small packet
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19 Turmeric Powder (Haldi)1 small packet
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20 Sandalwood Paste/Powder (Chandan)1 small packet
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21 Sindoor1 small packet
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22 Sacred Thread (Mauli/Kalawa)1 roll
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23 Small Sari for Tulsi1
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24 Dhoti for Shaligram/Vishnu1
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25 Bangles1 set
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26 Bindi1 small packet
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27 Water Pot (Kalash)1
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28 Holy Water (Gangajal/Normal Water)1 liter
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29 Milk100ml
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30 Curd50g
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31 Pure Ghee20g
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32 Honey20g
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33 Sugar20g
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34 Bell1
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35 Dakshina (Offering)
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