Tulsi Vivah: Significance, Rituals, Story & Spiritual Meaning Introduction Tulsi Vivah is a sacred Hindu ritual that marks the ceremonial marriage of Tulsi (Holy Basil) with Lord Vishnu, usually in the form of Shaligram . Goddess Tulasi & Lord Shaligram (a form of Lord Vishnu) This auspicious event is celebrated with great devotion and joy, especially in Hindu households. 👉 Tulsi Vivah also signifies the beginning of the wedding season in Hindu culture. When is Tulsi Vivah Celebrated? Tulsi Vivah is observed on: 👉 The 11th or 12th lunar day (Ekadashi or Dwadashi) of the Kartik month Most commonly on: 👉 Prabodhini Ekadashi or (Dev Uthan Ekadashi ) Performing Tulasi Vivah   Mythological Story Behind Tulsi Vivah The story of Tulsi Vivah is deeply connected to 👉 Vrinda and Jalandhar Vrinda was a devoted wife and a great भक्त of Lord Vishnu. Due to her purity, her husband Jalandhar became invincible. To restore balance, Lord Vishnu took a form to break her devotion. When V...