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As a Tarot reader I’m often asked about people’s weddings – questions such as is there one on the horizon, will it lead to a happy future and when will it take place? Brides tend to love a summer wedding and hope to see Tarot cards pop up that predict a wonderful day.
The following six cards that are often connected to love, celebration, and summertime, and would make a forthcoming bride smile brightly!
- The Lovers: This card represents harmony, partnership, and choices. It often symbolizes love and the coming together of two individuals.
- The Sun: A card of happiness, joy, and vitality. The Sun represents success, celebration, and a sense of fulfilment. It is associated with warm and sunny summer days.
- The Empress: Symbolizing fertility, abundance and nurturing energy, The Empress is often associated with weddings, family, and the creation of new life.
- The Four of Wands: This card signifies celebration, harmony, and a joyous occasion. It can represent weddings, parties, or festive gatherings, making it relevant to a summer wedding. It’s particularly relevant to Jewish people as it symbolises the Chupa, or canopy that people marry beneath.
- The Ten of Cups: Another card of emotional fulfilment, happiness and harmonious relationships. It is often seen as a representation of lasting love and domestic bliss.
- The Three of Cups: This card indicates celebration, friendship, and joyful connections. It represents coming together with loved ones and creating memorable moments, which aligns with the spirit of a wedding celebration.
If you’re planning a wedding, congratulations!! I wish you much happiness always.
But what if the Tarot doesn’t show what you’re hoping to see? Remember that it’s important to approach tarot readings with an open mind and consider them as a form of self-reflection and inspiration rather than definitive predictions of the future. Nothing is ever set in stone, and everyone is empowered to change their path if they don’t like the one they’re on.
Ready to see what’s in store for you?
As well as giving personal readings, I help business owners to plan ahead and strategise using the cards as discussion tool. I also love reading at corporate events. To find out more, please email info@tarotbyemail.com.
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There is no one specific tarot card that represents divorce, as tarot cards are meant to be interpreted within the context of the individual reading. However, there are certain cards that may suggest challenges, conflicts, or changes in relationships that could potentially lead to a break up.
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Here are a few examples:
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- The three of Swords: This card looks unpleasant; in the Rider Waite deck it shows a heart pierced by three swords against a backdrop of clouds and rain. It’s definitely doom and gloom and can certainly signify heartbreak. But the context is all important here, so don’t panic if this card shows up in your reading – the position and context are always important.
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- The Tower: This card represents upheaval, chaos, and sudden change. In the context of a relationship reading, it could suggest a major conflict or crisis that could lead to a divorce.
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- The Five of Cups: This card represents disappointment, loss, and grief. In the context of a relationship reading, it could suggest a sense of regret or sorrow over a failed marriage or relationship.
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- The Ten of Swords: This card represents betrayal, pain, and endings. In the context of a relationship reading, it could suggest a painful breakup or divorce.
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- The Eight of Cups: This card represents moving on, letting go, and seeking new horizons. n the context of a relationship reading, it could suggest a desire to end a stagnant or unfulfilling relationship and move on to new opportunities.
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Again, it’s important to remember that tarot readings are highly subjective and can vary based on the individual reader and the context of the reading. These cards may not necessarily indicate divorce in every reading, and other cards may also be relevant depending on the specific situation being explored.
If you’re looking for more information about your relationship, I’m pleased to offer single-card, three-card, and Celtic Cross ten-card readings via email or face-to-face on Zoom.
I am the Weekend Witch, and I can’t wait to show you your path.
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I’m often asked by single people – and once by a woman having an affair! – whether marriage is on the cards. In Tarot, there isn’t really a specific card that represents marriage, however, there are several cards that are associated with the concept of union and partnership, and these can be interpreted as representing marriage in a reading.
- The Four of Wands: This is the card that represents celebration, stability, and unity. It’s often interpreted as a symbol of a wedding, a commitment ceremony, or a celebration of a strong partnership. In some religions, people marry under a canopy; in Jewish weddings, for example, it represents a home, with the canopy being the roof.
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- The Lovers: Due to its very nature, this card can be seen as representing love, unity, and partnership. It can be interpreted as a symbol of a marriage proposal, commitment, or an important decision related to a romantic relationship. This last point is the most important, as it’s really a card of choice and, in a relationship or love reading it indicates that the querant has a choice to make.
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- The Two of Cups: This card represents emotional connection, harmony, and mutual understanding. It can indicate a strong bond between two people, and can therefore be interpreted as representing a marriage.
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- The Ten of Cups: This beautiful card represents emotional fulfilment, joy, and contentment in relationships. It can be interpreted as a symbol of a happy marriage or a harmonious family life.
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It’s important to remember that tarot readings are highly subjective and can vary based on the individual reader and the context of the reading. These cards may not necessarily indicate marriage in every reading, and other cards may also be relevant depending on the specific situation being explored.
Want more information about Tarot cards and readings? I’m pleased to offer single-card, three-card, and Celtic Cross ten-card readings at various price ranges, all via email or face-to-face across Zoom or Skype.
And, if you’re planning a party — whether it’s an intimate get-together or a large-scale event, consider adding the excitement of Tarot readings. I’d love to chat with you, so to find out more, please email info@tarotbyemail.com.
I am the Weekend Witch, and I can’t wait to help you discover your story!
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The Emperor and Empress are two of the most iconic tarot cards in the Rider Waite tarot deck. As the fourth and third Major Arcana cards respectively, they are both associated with power and authority, but in different ways. In this blog, we’ll explore the meanings of these two cards and what they can tell us about our lives and relationships.
The Emperor:
The Emperor is the archetypal father figure, representing authority, stability, and structure. He is depicted sitting on a throne, with a crown and scepter in his hands, surrounded by armor and weaponry. The Emperor symbolizes order and control, and he is associated with the element of fire.
When the Emperor appears in a tarot reading, it can indicate that the querent is being called to embrace their own authority and take charge of their life. This could mean asserting oneself at work or in a relationship, setting boundaries, or taking on a leadership role. The Emperor encourages us to be organized and disciplined, to think strategically and make decisions with confidence.
On the negative side, the Emperor can represent rigidity and stubbornness, an unwillingness to change or adapt. He can also signify a domineering or controlling personality, someone who is more concerned with maintaining their own power than with the well-being of others.
The Empress:
The Empress is the embodiment of femininity and motherhood. She is depicted as a serene and nurturing figure, seated on a throne surrounded by nature. She wears a crown of stars and holds a scepter in her hand, symbolizing her connection to the divine. The Empress is associated with the element of earth, and she represents fertility, creativity, and abundance.
When the Empress appears in a tarot reading, it can indicate a need to nurture oneself or others. This could mean taking time for self-care, cultivating a creative hobby, or focusing on family and relationships. The Empress encourages us to connect with our intuition and embrace our sensual and emotional nature.
On the negative side, the Empress can represent an overemphasis on material comfort or a lack of boundaries. She can also signify a tendency to be overly emotional or dependent, or a refusal to take responsibility for one’s own well-being.
The Emperor and Empress together:
When the Emperor and Empress appear together in a tarot reading, they can represent a balance of masculine and feminine energy, authority and nurturing. This combination can indicate a harmonious partnership or a situation where both strength and compassion are needed. It can also suggest a need to find balance within oneself, between discipline and creativity, order and spontaneity.
In conclusion, the Emperor and Empress are two powerful archetypes that can offer insight and guidance in our lives. Whether we are being called to assert our authority or nurture ourselves and others, these cards remind us of the importance of balance and harmony in all aspects of our lives.
Want more information about Tarot cards and readings? I’m pleased to offer single-card, three-card, and Celtic Cross ten-card readings at various price ranges, all via email or face-to-face across Zoom or Skype.
And, if you’re planning a party — whether it’s an intimate get-together or a large-scale event, consider adding the excitement of Tarot readings. I’d love to chat with you, so to find out more, please email info@tarotbyemail.com.
I am the Weekend Witch, and I can’t wait to help you discover your story!
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