In Jain families, marriage dates are usually chosen in two ways:

1. Purely Jain way – by seeing that:

- It is not during important tapas / festivals (Paryushan, Das‑Lakshan, Ayambil Oli etc. if your family avoids those for celebrations). - It is practically convenient for all, with focus on good bhavna, vows, and simple, ahimsak celebration. - Sometimes a local Jain pandit just sees a “good day & good choghadiya” rather than full Vedic kundali.

1. Following Hindu panchang (very common among Jains today) – dates are taken from the general “shubh vivah muhurat” list, then adjusted for your city and both charts.

Based on widely used Hindu panchang for late 2026, the commonly accepted good wedding dates are:

November 2026 (after Chaturmas ends)

• 21 November 2026 (Saturday)
• 24 November 2026 (Tuesday)
• 25 November 2026 (Wednesday)
• 26 November 2026 (Thursday) ( shubhpanchang.com)

December 2026

Many panchangs show these as shubh vivah dates:

• 2 December 2026 (Wednesday)
• 3 December 2026 (Thursday)
• 4 December 2026 (Friday)
• 5 December 2026 (Saturday)
• 6 December 2026 (Sunday) ( gejuff.com)

These are general Hindu vivah muhurat dates. For a Jain wedding, please be careful about:

• Your Jain sangh / sect’s practice – some avoid weddings on certain Jain tithis, Paryushan, Ashtanhika, or during very intense parva days.
• City & time‑zone – muhurat and choghadiya change by location.
• Both charts (if your family believes in kundali) – a pandit may shift time within the same date, or even suggest a nearby date.

So, for a Jain‑ritual wedding in Nov–Dec 2026, you can tentatively look at:

21, 24, 25, 26 November 2026 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 December 2026

and then finalize only after checking:

• Local Jain panchang or Jain tithi list, and
• A trusted Jain / family pandit for your specific city and birth details.

This way you keep both: Jain dharmic maryada and family’s faith in shubh muhurat.