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Tulsi Vivah: Tulsi Malas & Puja Essentials

Prepare for Tulsi Vivah with your family’s ceremony list, and compare Vishnu devotional pieces, Tulsi jewellery and reusable aarti accessories for your home.

21 November 2026

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Original Tulsi Japa Mala (108+1 Beads) | 100% Original Tulsi Mala

Original Tulsi Japa Mala (108+1 Beads) | 100% Original Tulsi Mala

Choose devotional beads for regular wear or japa, and reusable lamps and thalis for your home prayer space.

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S925 Tulsi bracelet

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S925 Tulsi bracelet

Tulsi beads with S925 silver detailing. Confirm the finished bracelet size and purity details with our team before ordering.

₹ 4,499.00

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Brass puja thali set

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Brass puja thali set

A 10-inch plate with the listed puja accessories. Check the product contents to complete your family’s preparation list.

₹ 2,999.00

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Confirm your observance

Families may follow Ekadashi or Dwadashi customs. Confirm the local date and ritual requirements with your priest.

Arrange the ceremony separately

A Tulsi mala is not a living Tulsi plant or a complete wedding arrangement. Read the listing and source fresh requirements locally.

Care for the material

Keep Tulsi wooden beads away from prolonged water and cleaning chemicals. Follow each product’s care instructions after the ceremony.

For dated rituals, confirm your city, family tradition and priest’s requirements. Delivery dates and booking availability must be checked before purchase. Check the calendar for your city

Tulsi Vivah buying questions

Does Tulsi jewellery include a plant or Tulsi Vivah arrangement?

No. A Tulsi bracelet or mala is a jewellery or japa product. Arrange the living plant, decoration, fresh offerings and ceremony requirements separately according to your tradition.

Does buying a Tulsi mala book Tulsi Vivah?

No. These are product purchases. A priest, ceremony, plant, venue and offerings are separate arrangements unless a service listing specifically includes them.

Can I request delivery by a particular date?

Contact the team with your pincode and required date before ordering. Delivery depends on the item and destination; the date of an occasion is not a delivery guarantee.

What is included with the product?

The product listing is the source for quantity, dimensions and included items. Styling props, fresh offerings, custom packaging and other accessories are not included unless explicitly listed.

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Tulsi Vivah Puja Samagri: Lamps, Thalis and Tulsi Malas

Tulsi Vivah puja samagri means the items a family gathers for the ceremonial marriage of the Tulsi plant to Lord Vishnu. This page explains the ceremony and helps you choose lamps, thalis and Tulsi malas.

Observed
Kartik, around Ekadashi or Dwadashi
Ceremony
Marriage of the Tulsi plant to Lord Vishnu
Arranged separately
Living plant, priest, venue and fresh offerings
Items on this page
Reusable lamps, thalis and Tulsi malas
Date for this year
Shown at the top of this page

Tulsi Vivah is the ceremonial marriage of the Tulsi plant, regarded as Goddess Tulsi, to Lord Vishnu in the form of Shaligram or Krishna. It is kept in the month of Kartik, around Ekadashi and Dwadashi.

For many families it also marks the start of the wedding season. This page explains the ceremony and where reusable puja pieces fit, since the plant and fresh offerings are arranged separately.

What Tulsi Vivah means

Tulsi is worshipped in Hindu homes as a sacred plant and is regarded as a form of Goddess Lakshmi. In the Tulsi Vivah story, Tulsi, once the devoted Vrinda, is married to Lord Vishnu. The ceremony recalls her devotion.

It is usually held after Prabodhini Ekadashi, when Lord Vishnu is believed to awaken from his four-month sleep. Families follow their own local customs.

Vivah puja samagri for Tulsi Vivah

The vivah puja samagri differs by family. A typical arrangement uses the Tulsi plant in its pot, a decorated mandap, a lamp, flowers and offerings. A priest or family elder usually guides the rites. Ask for the vivah puja samagri list that suits your tradition.

A Tulsi mala is not a living Tulsi plant or a complete wedding arrangement. Read each listing and source fresh requirements locally.

Tulsi Vivah puja vidhi and mantra

Confirm your observance with your priest. Families may follow Ekadashi or Dwadashi customs, so check the local date and ritual requirements. The vivah puja vidhi follows the pattern of a wedding, with the Tulsi plant decorated like a bride.

Many families chant Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya and sing traditional Tulsi Vivah songs. Follow the mantras and verses your priest or elders teach.

Choosing lamps and thalis, and caring for Tulsi malas

Choose reusable lamps and thalis by their stated size and material. Keep Tulsi wooden beads away from prolonged water and cleaning chemicals. Follow each product's care instructions after the ceremony.

Browse Jaap Mala and Spiritual Necklace for Tulsi pieces, and check the listing for bead count and length. Tulsi malas are traditionally used for japa, so check that the bead size feels comfortable in your hand.

Frequently asked questions

Does buying a Tulsi mala book Tulsi Vivah?

No. These are product purchases. A priest, ceremony, plant, venue and offerings are separate arrangements unless a service listing specifically includes them.

What is Tulsi Vivah puja samagri?

It is the set of items a family gathers for the ceremony, such as the Tulsi plant, a mandap, a lamp and flowers. The list varies by family, so ask your priest.

When is Tulsi Vivah?

Families may follow Ekadashi or Dwadashi customs in the month of Kartik. Confirm the local date and ritual requirements with your priest. The date shown at the top of this page is a reference.

Is a Tulsi mala the same as a living Tulsi plant?

No. A Tulsi mala is a wearable item made of beads. The living Tulsi plant and fresh offerings for the ceremony are arranged separately.

Will Tulsi Vivah items arrive by a particular date?

Contact the team with your pincode and required date before ordering. Delivery depends on the item and destination, so check the options first.

What does the product listing include?

The listing is the source for quantity, dimensions and included items. Styling props, fresh offerings, custom packaging and other accessories are not included unless explicitly listed.

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Updated on 20 October 2026