October 9, 2023
An engagement ceremony is a ceremony that marks the beginning of the harmony of marriage. It is also known as an engagement ceremony or ring ceremony.
It is one of the first ceremonies between the two families and the prospective bride and groom. The Sagai Ceremony is basically a brief ritual in which the couple exchanges gold rings. This ensures both parties that the girl and the boy are now linked. That is why it is also called Ring Ceremony. This is followed by an exchange of gifts like sweets, dry fruits, etc. among the families. This is followed by a lunch or dinner party.
In some families, the engagement ceremony is combined with the engagement itself. This is one type of pre-wedding ceremony function, which strengthens the bond between the two families. At the engagement, the bride is given jewelry, clothes, makeup kits, and baby toys by the groom’s mother. On the other hand, Tilak is applied to the groom by the bride’s family, and gifts are given. Havan is also performed from time to time. Here also a lot of gifts like fruits, sweets, and clothes are exchanged between the two.
These ceremonies are performed in different parts of the country in different ways and with different rituals and are also called by different names, such as blessing ceremony, chunni offering, sagan ceremony, Magani, etc. However, the essence of all these ceremonies is the same. In addition, often the date of the wedding is also decided and confirmed in these ceremonies. Thus, these ceremonies are performed with the blessings of the elders and the almighty.
The ceremony of the exchange of rings between the boy and the girl should be done at an auspicious time. Here is the list for Sagai Muhurat in 2024.
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
20 January | Saturday | Krittika | 09:11 AM to 03:34 PM |
21 January | Sunday | Rohini | 07:45 AM to 09:07 AM |
31 January | Wednesday | Hasta | 07:41 AM to 02:51 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
4 February | Sunday | Vishakha |
07:40 AM to 09:43 AM 11:08 AM to 04:54 PM |
6 February | Tuesday | Moola | 08:00 AM to 12:28 PM |
7 February | Wednesday | Purvashadha | 02:23 PM to 06:58 PM |
14 February | Wednesday | Revati |
07:32 AM to 10:25 AM 01:56 PM to 06:31 PM |
16 February | Friday | Bharani | 07:31 AM to 10:21 AM |
19 February | Monday | Mrigashira |
07:28 AM to 08:40 AM 10:05 AM to 11:40 AM |
25 February | Sunday | Purva Phalguni |
07:22 AM to 11:17 AM 01:12 PM to 08:05 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
2 March | Saturday | Vishakha | 07:16 AM to 07:53 AM |
5 March | Tuesday | Moola | 07:37 AM to 10:38 AM |
6 March | Wednesday | Purvashadha | 12:33 PM to 07:25 PM |
7 March | Thursday | Uttarasadha |
07:33 AM to 12:29 PM 02:44 PM to 09:21 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
17 April | Wednesday | Ashlesha | 07:48 AM to 04:36 PM |
21 April | Sunday | Uttara Phalguni |
07:37 AM to 09:32 AM 11:47 AM to 06:41 PM |
22 April | Monday | Hasta | 09:36 AM to 04:28 PM |
23 April | Tuesday | Chitra |
07:21 AM to 11:31 AM 01:51 PM to 06:25 PM |
26 April | Friday | Anuradha | 07:17 AM to 01:47 PM |
28 April | Sunday | Moola | 09:05 AM to 03:57 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
3 May | Friday | Shatabhisha | 06:49 AM to 11:00 AM |
10 May | Friday | Rohini |
06:22 AM to 08:18 AM 10:32 AM to 05:26 PM |
12 May | Sunday | Ardra | 12:45 PM to 07:38 PM |
13 May | Monday | Punarvasu |
06:10 AM to 12:41 PM 02:58 PM to 07:34 PM |
17 May | Friday | Purva Phalguni | 10:05 AM to 02:42 PM |
18 May | Saturday | Uttara Phalguni |
06:00 AM to 07:46 AM 10:00 AM to 04:55 PM |
19 May | Sunday | Hasta | 02:34 PM to 04:51 PM |
20 May | Monday | Chitra | 09:53 AM to 02:47 PM |
24 May | Friday | Anuradha | 07:23 AM to 11:57 AM |
25 May | Saturday | Jyeshtha |
11:53 AM to 02:11 PM 04:27 PM to 06:46 PM |
29 May | Wednesday | Shravana |
09:17 AM to 04:11 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
1 June | Saturday | Uttara Bhadrapada | 09:06 AM to 11:26 AM
01:43 PM to 06:19 PM |
7 June | Friday | Mrigashira | 11:02 AM to 05:55 PM |
9 June | Sunday | Punarvasu | 06:20 AM to 08:34 AM
10:55 AM to 05:47 PM |
10 June | Monday | Pushya | 05:44 PM to 08:02 PM |
12 June | Wednesday | Magha | 06:48 AM to 01:00 PM
03:16 PM to 07:00 PM |
16 June | Sunday | Hasta | 08:07 AM to 03:00 PM |
23 June | Sunday | Purvashadha | 07:39 AM to 12:17 PM
02:33 PM to 07:11 PM |
26 June | Wednesday | Dhanishtha | 09:48 AM to 04:48 PM |
30 June | Sunday | Revati |
02:05 PM to 06:43 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
22 July | Monday | Shravana | 06:08 AM to 12:39 PM
02:58 PM to 06:27 PM |
25 July | Thursday | Purva Bhadrapada | 07:54 AM to 05:05 PM |
26 July | Friday | Uttara Bhadrapada | 06:10 AM to 07:50 AM
10:07 AM to 05:01 PM |
27 July | Saturday | Revati | 12:19 PM to 07:01 PM |
28 July | Sunday | Ashwini |
07:42 AM to 10:00 AM 12:15 PM to 02:35 PM |
31 July | Wednesday | Rohini |
07:30 AM to 12:04 PM 02:23 PM to 06:46 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
1 August | Thursday | Mrigashira | 07:26 AM to 12:00 Noon |
2 August | Friday | Ardra | 11:56 AM to 02:15 PM |
5 August | Monday | Ashlesha | 09:28 AM to 02:26 PM |
7 August | Wednesday | Purva Phalguni |
07:03 AM to 09:20 AM 11:36 AM to 06:18 PM |
9 August | Friday | Hasta | 06:55 AM to 11:28 AM
01:48 PM to 06:10 PM |
10 August | Saturday | Chitra |
06:51 AM to 10:24 AM 01:44 PM to 06:06 PM |
19 August | Monday | Shravana | 03:27 PM to 07:13 PM |
21 August | Wednesday | Purva Bhadrapada |
07:19 AM to 01:00 PM 03:19 PM to 07:05 PM |
24 August | Saturday | Ashwini |
06:38 AM to 08:13 AM 10:29 AM to 05:11 PM |
26 August | Monday | Krittika |
06:27 AM to 10:21 AM 12:41 PM to 06:46 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
4 September | Wednesday | Uttara Phalguni | 09:46 AM to 06:10 PM |
5 September | Thursday | Uttara Phalguni |
07:26 AM to 09:42 AM 12:01 PM to 06:06 PM |
6 September | Friday | Hasta | 07:22 AM to 09:38 AM
11:58 AM to 04:20 PM |
8 September | Sunday | Swati |
07:20 AM to 11:50 AM 04:08 PM to 11:22 PM |
9 September | Monday | Vishakha | 07:10 AM to 11:46 AM
04:08 PM to 06:34 PM |
13 September | Friday | Purvashadha |
09:11 AM to 03:53 PM 05:35 PM to 07:02 PM |
14 September | Saturday | Uttarasadha | 07:15 AM to 09:05 AM |
15 September | Sunday | Shravana |
06:46 AM to 09:03 AM 11:22 AM to 05:27 PM |
16 September | Monday | Dhanishtha |
06:43 AM to 11:18 AM 01:37 PM to 03:41 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
3 October | Thursday | Hasta | 06:46 AM to 07:52 AM
10:11 AM to 04:16 PM 05:44 PM to 07:09 PM |
4 October | Friday | Chitra |
06:47 AM to 10:07 AM 12:26 PM to 05:40 PM |
6 October | Sunday | Vishakha | 07:40 AM to 10:00 AM |
7 October | Monday | Anuradha | 02:18 PM to 06:53 PM |
9 October | Wednesday | Moola | 07:28 AM to 02:10 PM
03:53 PM to 06:43 PM |
14 October | Monday | Shatabhisha |
07:11 AM to 09:28 AM 11:47 AM to 05:00 PM |
17 October | Thursday | Revati | 07:18 AM to 11:35 AM
01:39 PM to 06:14 PM |
18 October | Friday | Ashwini | 06:55 AM to 01:35 PM |
19 October | Saturday | Bharani | 11:27AM to 01:31 PM
03:13 PM to 06:06 PM |
21 October | Monday | Rohini |
09:01 AM to 03:05 PM 04:33 PM to 06:44 PM |
23 October | Wednesday | Punarvasu | 02:58 PM to 04:25 PM
05:50 PM to 07:26 PM |
24 October | Thursday | Pushya |
07:00 AM to 11:07 AM 01:11 PM to 05:46 PM |
26 October | Saturday | Ashlesha | 07:00 AM to 01:04 PM
02:46 PM to 05:38 PM |
27 October | Sunday | Magha |
07:00 AM to 01:00 PM 02:42 PM to 07:05 PM |
28 October | Monday | Purva Phalguni |
07:16 AM to 12:56 PM 02:38 PM to 07:06 PM |
30 October | Wednesday | Hasta | 08:25 AM to 02:30 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
2 November | Saturday | Vishakha | 07:05 AM to 03:46 PM
05:11 PM to 06:46 PM |
3 November | Sunday | Anuradha |
07:06 AM to 10:28 AM 12:32 PM to 05:07 PM |
4 November | Monday | Anuradha | 07:07 AM to 10:24 AM |
6 November | Wednesday | Moola |
07:08 AM to 12:20 PM 02:03 PM to 06:30 PM |
7 November | Thursday | Purvashadha | 07:09 AM to 12:16 PM
02:00 PM to 06:23 PM |
8 November | Friday | Uttarasadha |
07:50 AM to 01:55 PM 03:22 PM to 06:22 PM |
9 November | Saturday | Shravana | 12:08 PM to 01:51 PM
03:18 PM to 06:19 PM |
11 November | Monday | Shatabhisha |
09:57 AM to 03:10 PM 04:35 PM to 06:11 PM |
13 November | Wednesday | Revati | 07:30 AM to 09:49 AM
11:53 AM to 06:28 PM |
14 November | Thursday | Ashwini | 07:26 AM to 11:49 AM |
16 November | Saturday | Krittika | 07:18 AM to 01:23 PM
02:51 PM to 07:47 PM |
17 November | Sunday | Rohini |
07:17 AM to 01:19 PM 02:47 PM to 07:43 PM |
21 November | Thursday | Pushya | 07:20 AM to 09:17 AM
11:21 AM to 03:56 PM |
23 November | Saturday | Magha |
07:27 AM to 11:13 AM 12:56 PM to 05:23 PM |
27 November | Wednesday | Chitra |
07:25 AM to 12:40 PM 02:08 PM to 06:38 PM |
Date |
Day | Nakshatra | Time |
6 December | Friday | Shravana | 07:32 AM to 12:05 PM
01:32 PM to 06:28 PM |
7 December | Saturday | Dhanishtha |
08:14 AM to 01:28 PM 02:52 PM to 06:24 PM |
8 December | Sunday | Shatabhisha | 08:10 AM to 11:57 AM |
9 December | Monday | Purva Bhadrapada | 08:07 AM to 10:11 AM |
11 December | Wednesday | Revati | 10:03 AM to 04:13 PM |
12 December | Thursday | Ashwini | 07:36 AM to 10:00 AM |
13 December | Friday | Bharani |
11:37 AM to 06:00 PM |
The Ring ceremony is performed before the wedding to validate the bond between two souls. If the engagement takes place as per the auspicious time of engagement, the bride and groom-to-be are likely to have a blissful and golden time. During the process of engagement in the auspicious Sagai Muhurat, the pandit chants mantras and performs puja to seek the blessings of the deities for a happy and healthy life for the couple. So, for all those natives who are preparing to get engaged in the year 2024, we have prepared a list of auspicious dates for Sagai in 2024. Find the Muhurat for engagement in 2024 that is most suitable for you as per astrology advice by Astrology phone consultation.
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