A kundli cannot guarantee your wedding date. You can discuss marriage timing, delays and the traditional meaning of your calculated planetary periods here.
A delay is not a verdict on your life
Sometimes ‘meri shaadi kab hogi’ means something more immediate: a proposal stopped progressing, relatives keep asking, or you are unsure whether to wait for someone. Explain that part first. The conversation should address the decision you face before asking for another birth detail.
For a chart reading, the guide confirms whose chart it is, then the birth date, local clock time and birthplace. A calculated reading can discuss the supplied Moon nakshatra, planetary placements and current Vimshottari periods. These are interpretations from a traditional system, not established predictions of marriage.
But a wedding also involves another person's choices. A planetary period cannot confirm their consent, settle a family disagreement, or promise a particular month. If you are asking about a specific partner, say so rather than treating a personal timing reading as a match assessment.
How this conversation starts
- Tell the guide whether this is your question or a family member's, and what has been delayed.
- Share the birth date, recorded time and birthplace if you want a calculated reading. Say when a detail is uncertain.
- Ask which supplied chart finding relates to the concern, then discuss the next question that matters to you.
No exact wedding date, guaranteed age of marriage, or claim that a delay makes you unlucky. Unknown birth times stay unknown; the guide does not insert a made-up time.
Before you start
Can I ask in Hindi?
Yes. Choose Hindi / Hinglish before starting, or use English. You can begin with ‘meri shaadi kab hogi’ and explain your situation in your own words.
Can my parent ask about my marriage?
A parent can discuss their concern and, with permission, the relevant birth details. The guide should keep the parent's chart separate from the adult child's. A reading does not replace the adult child's preferences or consent.
What if I do not know my birth time?
Say so. You can still talk through the situation and the limits of a reading. Precise houses and timing claims should not be presented as established when the needed birth time is missing.