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TUTORIAL: CHOOSING YOUR WEDDING DATE WITH ASTROLOGY

<< The Moon's Last Aspect

Other Considerations

In our previous step we managed to narrow the time frame for Kate and Malcolm's wedding date to three beneficial dates:

Friday, April 27th after 5:20 p.m.
Saturday, April 28th before 2:53 p.m.
Saturday, May 5th before 11:03 p.m.

These dates were chosen as most beneficial based on:

  • Mercury and Venus direct
  • The Moon strong by sign
  • The Moon positive by aspect
Let's look at the moon's aspects for the dates we've elected as most beneficial for Kate and Malcolm's wedding:
 
Date Additional Considerations
April 27 Sun approaching square with Neptune (exact 4/28 4:50 p.m.)
April 28 Sun approaching square with Neptune (exact 4:50 p.m.)
May 5 Mercury 29 degrees Taurus; enters Gemini at 9:53 p.m.


Um, I'm not crazy about that Sun/Neptune square, which might tend to undermine the couple's pride and confidence in themselves as a team; but I'm really not digging that late degree Mercury, in the last, stuck degree of Taurus on May 5, with the instability of being about to change signs (well which is it, stuck or unstable?---exactly my point), at which point it will approach a conjunction with Saturn.

So it comes down to this: a lovely Friday evening wedding on April 27 or a late morning/early afternoon wedding on Saturday, April 28.

Let's take a peek at the some sample wheels for these dates, and see what we think.

 

© 2001 April Elliott Kent
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Introduction
No Perfect Date
Begin with Mercury and Venus
The Moon
The Moon's Last Aspect
Other Considerations
The Time
The Time - Second Try
The Time - Third Try
As Good as It Gets
Our Couple's Issues
The Rules

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