Moon Phrases – Wedding Election – Part 2.
Waning & Waxing Moons: Beyond the major lunar phases, the Waning and Waxing Moons also carry their own special energies that can subtly influence your wedding. Waxing Moons (Growth & Building Together): The Waxing phase (between the New and Full Moon) is a time of expansion, making it ideal for couples who want to focus on the growth and development of their relationship. Waning Moons (Releasing & Deep Commitment): The Waning phase (after the Full Moon) is about releasing, refining, and deepening bonds. It’s a great time for couples who have let go of the past and are stepping into a strong, lasting commitment. First Quarter Moon Weddings: Taking Action…
Moon Phrases – Wedding Election – Part 1.
Full Moons or New Moons on a Wedding Day: The Moon’s ever-changing phases hold a mysterious and powerful influence over our lives, shaping our emotions, desires, and even the way we see the world. Just as its gravitational pull moves the ocean tides, its energy stirs something deep within us, shifting our moods and values in ways we may not always realize. But the Moon’s magic doesn’t stop there: it also weaves its influence into our relationships, affecting how we connect, communicate, and navigate the ebb and flow of love, friendship, and emotional bonds. New Moon Weddings: A Fresh Start A New Moon marks the beginning of the lunar cycle,…
Retrogrades and Weddings: What to Know Before Saying ‘I Do’
Planning a wedding is already a whirlwind of emotions, and logistics… If you’re an astrology lover, you know the stars have a lot to say about when to tie the knot. Retrogrades, in particular, can throw some celestial curveballs your way. Here’s a guide to the dos and don’ts of planning your big day during Mercury, Venus, or Mars retrograde. What Are Retrogrades? Retrogrades occur when a planet appears to move backward in its orbit from our perspective on Earth. Astrologically, this signals a time for reflection, review, and sometimes, a bit of chaos in the areas governed by that planet. While retrogrades don’t spell doom, they can amplify certain…
