Short answer
If you've already talked about a future together, astrology can help you pick a lovely moment, but it can't predict the answer. Many astrologers prefer to wait until Venus (planet of love) ends its retrograde on 14 Nov 2026, then choose a day that isn't Chandrashtama for either of you and avoid Rahu Kalam. For a formal engagement, a family muhurta is traditional.
How ChiChakra reads this
For an engagement we look at Venus, the day's Nakshatra and tithi (lunar day), and each partner's Chandrashtama days. Rahu Kalam, one eighth of daylight (about 90 minutes on a 12-hour day), is traditionally avoided for new beginnings. Find Good Times brings these together for your city.
Choosing the moment
Make sure commitment has been discussed. A surprise works best when the answer isn't one.
From mid-November 2026, shortlist a few dates that suit you both, then check them against each partner's Chandrashtama.
For a family engagement, ask whether elders want horoscope matching first. Tamil families often check about 10 Poruthams; North Indian families score Ashta Koota out of 36. Either way, the whole chart and real-life compatibility count for more than one score.
Choose a setting your partner would enjoy. Good timing should make the moment calmer, never add pressure.
Good to know
A good muhurta is a meaningful choice, not a guarantee. What makes an engagement work is two people choosing it freely.