Love and sincere feelings work miracles, and it is no secret that truly great marriages are made in heaven. That is why, in recent times, consulting astrologers for advice has become a popular and widespread practice among engaged couples. As wedding preparations are usually handled by the bride-to-be, it is she who seeks guidance from astrological experts. The main question at such meetings, of course, is how to choose the right day for such a solemn and exciting event as a wedding.
A wedding date can play a very important role in a future family life, as it may become the key to a happy or unhappy married life.
How does it work?Astrologers believe that everything depends on the stars and their celestial positions at the moment of marriage. Almost everything matters here: the year, month, day, and even the time of the wedding. The wedding date should not fall during the New Moon or the changing of lunar phases, nor should it coincide with days of lunar or solar eclipses, as eclipses symbolize separation. A striking example of this was the marriage of Princess Diana and Prince Charles, which took place on the day of a lunar eclipse. Ideally, a wedding should be held during a waxing Moon, as this helps the newlyweds preserve passion and mutual interest in each other for many years.
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Astrologers often recommend choosing a day when the Moon is in a zodiac sign favorable for family life and partnership. Such signs include Taurus, Cancer, and Libra. The Moon in Aquarius or Scorpio is best avoided, as it may foretell misfortune in your married life, such as another woman’s interference or even the death of a spouse. In astrology, Venus is responsible for love and marriage, so her position must be taken into account when selecting a wedding date.
The best days for a wedding are Friday and Sunday. Friday is governed by Venus—the planet of love and the patron of couples in love. Sunday is ruled by the Sun, which always signifies light, new life, and joy. Summer and autumn have always been considered the ideal seasons for weddings. Spring, especially May, has long been surrounded by superstitions, but astrologers claim that the month itself has no special influence on the future marital happiness of the newlyweds.
If you are still unsure about the chosen month, there is a simple and convenient calculation based on the month of your birth. All you need is a sheet of paper and a pencil. Write down the 4th, 5th, 7th, 10th, and 11th months after your birth on a piece of paper. Your partner should do the same. The months that appear on both lists are the most suitable for your wedding.
However, despite all these considerations, do not forget about love itself. If the future marriage is not built on feelings, then astrology will be powerless.
