Marriage Matching
Compare two charts for compatibility, strengths, risks, relationship timing, and practical next questions.
Questions this guide answers
- Can we compare two charts?
- What does compatibility score mean?
- Is Guna Milan enough?
- What should I check before marriage?
Before you begin
- Create or choose two birth profiles.
Step by step
- 1
Choose the anchor role
Set the bride or groom anchor deliberately. Some matching rules are directional, so role assignment matters.
Expected result: The intended bride or groom anchor role is visibly assigned before matching.
- 2
Add up to six candidates
Choose saved profiles or enter inline birth details, checking every date, time, place, and role before calculation.
Expected result: Each included candidate shows the intended profile or entered birth details and assigned role.
- 3
Review rejected or incomplete rows
Resolve missing or invalid birth data before comparing results. Do not compare a partial candidate as if it were complete.
Expected result: Invalid or incomplete candidates are corrected or excluded before the comparison runs.
- 4
Read beyond the headline score
Review charts, Ashtakoot, Dashakoota, Doshas, Synastry, Dasha, Marriage Timing, and AI explanation where available.
Expected result: The headline score is reviewed alongside every available chart, matching, dosha, synastry, Dasha, and timing section.
- 5
Turn findings into questions
Use the multi-chart question flow for one practical concern, and combine astrology with consent, communication, values, and real-world compatibility.
Expected result: The multi-chart question contains one practical concern while non-astrological relationship factors remain part of the decision.
Watch the walkthrough
Compare two clearly assigned profiles and review the ranked outcome without treating it as a verdict. Bride and groom roles, the ranked match, score, and verdict label are visible.
Read transcript
Open Marriage Matching and confirm which profile is assigned to each role. Vedastram calculates the astrological direction as Bride to Groom.
Run the comparison only after both identities and birth facts are correct. The summary score is an index, not a complete relationship verdict.
Review the ranked match, summary score, verdict label, and selected state. Open the full report before using any result alongside consent and real-world compatibility.
Concept diagram
What this compares
Marriage Matching compares two saved birth profiles. It can show compatibility score, supportive areas, caution areas, and relationship themes.
Use it as structured evidence, not as a single yes or no verdict. One score is not the whole relationship story.
How to start
Select both profiles carefully. A wrong birth time or wrong person selection changes the result.
Read the summary first, then open detailed areas like emotional fit, practical fit, doshas, or timing if the page provides them.
How to read scores
A high score can show support, but still review specific weaknesses. A lower score can still have workable strengths that need maturity and context.
When a dosha or caution appears, read what it affects and what mitigations exist. Do not panic from a label alone.
What to do next
Use Divisional Charts for deeper marriage context, Dasha for relationship timing, and Ask and reports for a focused follow-up question.
For real relationship decisions, combine astrology with direct communication, consent, family context, and practical compatibility.
Troubleshooting and recovery
A saved compatibility report cannot be opened
Confirm the report belongs to the signed-in account and still exists. Return to Marriage Matching and rerun only if the source profiles are still correct.
The score and detailed sections seem inconsistent
A total score compresses many factors. Read which specific kootas, doshas, synastry factors, and timing signals produce the support or caution.
Frequently asked questions
Is Guna Milan enough to decide marriage?
No. It is one classical framework. Review dosha mitigation, both natal charts, D9, Dasha timing, practical compatibility, communication, consent, and family context.
Terms used in this guide
- Guna Milan
- A classical compatibility scoring framework.
- Dosha
- A chart factor flagged as a possible challenge or imbalance.
- Kundali matching
- A comparison of two birth charts for marriage or relationship compatibility.
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