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In America, 40-50% of first marriages and 60-67% of second marriages end in divorce, largely due to incompatibility between partners. A traditional Vedic wedding tries to neutralize such an eventuality by helping potential couples find compatibility with each other. Birth charts of the bride and groom are drawn up, analyzed and compared using Vedic astrology. Through this, the couple knows each other’s weak and strong points right from the beginning.

This is one of the benefits of having a Vedic wedding. Other benefits come with the vows the couple take, as they commit themselves to pursue the four cornerstones of Hindu tradition, that is, dharma, artha, kama and moksha. Dharma concerns one’s duties; artha concerns the process of earning money and acquiring other possessions; kama concerns fulfilling desires; and moksha concerns spiritual liberation. The couple works together to achieve these benefits, thus building a strong bond and providing a spiritual base for family life. Whatever the couple gains will go to their children and grandchildren, thus providing a strong stable social standing, sound emotional maturity, increased material gain, and rising monetary value. These benefits will travel down the generations as the family expands.