Tulsi Vivah, or Tulsi Shaligram Wedding, is a popular Hindu
ritual observed in the month of Kartik (October – November).
Tulasi, or Tulsi, is holy basil and is an important religious
symbol in Hinduism. Tulsi Vivah Puja is observed on different
dates in Kartik month in different parts of . The method of
performing Tulsi Vivah Pooja also varies from community to
community and depends mainly how the usual marriage ceremony is
performed. Here is a step by step guide on How Tulsi Vivah is
performed. India Please note that this is just to give a rough
idea and the methods vary from region to region. Tulsi Vivah is
observed on the Ekadasi that falls after Diwali. Some
communities perform it on the day after Ekadasi – that is the
Dwadashi day. In some regions it is performed on the Kartik
Purnima day. For some communities, the Tulsi Vivah rituals begin
on the Ekadasi day and end on Poornima day. Or it is observed on
any one of the days during the period. Two vital things needed
for the Tulsi Vivah is a Tulsi plant a