Most Popular Lucky Wedding Dates For 2022

These days couples have to navigate these waters on their own to find their own luckiest day to get married. Allow us to show you how you can determine your most auspicious wedding dates for 2022.

How To Pick Lucky Wedding Days

A lot of the time wedding dates are chosen for such practical reasons as climate, location, budget, and availability. However, cultures throughout the world from the Chinese to the Jewish, Hindus, and Japanese rely on age-old traditions for choosing auspicious wedding dates.

For many years in the Chinese culture, the Tung Shing was consulted by Chinese fortune tellers to help choose these lucky days to get married as well as determine if a couple was the perfect match for each other. The Tung Shing is an astrological calendar that predicts signs of adversity or fortune at specific times in the year.

Using the Tung Shing and the birth dates of the couple, they can determine which are their auspicious dates and which dates to avoid. In these modern times, couples can download the free Tung Shing app on their phone, or purchase its most current version.

In Japan, the Koyomi astrological calendar was consulted in ancient times to determine lucky dates to get married. While many modern couples have ditched the tradition, there is still a number of people who consult the Koyomi to decide on such important dates. The most popular seasons for a wedding are spring and autumn, and couples prefer national holidays or a Sunday as days for their wedding.

Couples lookout for Tomobiki and Taian dates to get married, and these are easy to calculate. Sensho, is also a lucky day but only until noon. Senbu holds a Goodluck afternoon, and Butsemetsu, which is the day that Buddha died is the most unlucky day and Shakko has favorable hours only between 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. These are all dates for couples to look out for when making their decision.

It can be a bit difficult to find lucky wedding dates in the Jewish culture, however, spring and summertime are both favored for weddings. Weddings cannot take place during Shabbat, which is a day of rest that stretches from Friday night to Saturday night. Simple occasions before sundown on Friday are however permitted.

Tuesday, which is believed to bless the marriage with prosperity and happiness is a good day to get married, as well as Sunday. The months of December and February are also favorable, as well as getting married under the waxing moon, which is available in the first fifteen days of each month. The four days following Yom Kippur are also auspicious days. Weddings are restricted during major Jewish holidays or shortly before; they are also forbidden during fasts and in the three weeks before Tisha B’Av.

Hindu parents are known for taking couples to Jyotish astrologers who use the Hindu astrological calendar, Panchangam to determine the best days for a wedding. Periods to avoid include Chaturmas, the sacred rainy season months and the festivals of the Yoga Nidra.

Best Dates With Numerology

Another system for finding lucky wedding dates is with numerology. This system uses a couple’s birth dates to determine when they should get married.

How This Method Works

Finding the best wedding dates using numerology can be interesting and fun. An ancient system with roots in the philosophical and scientific roots of European and Asian cultures, this method can predict calamity or goodwill on specific dates.

How To Calculate Your Lucky Date

The numerology system organizes people into groups using their birth dates. Your life path is created by adding up the numbers of your birth date. It is essential to convert each set of numbers to a single-digit before adding to another number. Below is the formula and an example.

Life Path Formula = Birth Month Number (1-12) + Birth Date Number (1-31) + Birth Year

Example: If Beth’s birth date is October 16, 1990, her life path number is 9, as calculated below:
10 (October) = 1 + 0 = 1
16 = 1 + 6 = 7
1990 = 1 + 9 + 9 + 0 = 19.
19 = 1 + 9 = 10
10 = 1 + 0 = 1
1 + 7 + 1 = 9

Result: 9
The same calculation will be made to determine her partner’s life path number, after which their marriage number will be calculated.
9 + 7 = 16
1 + 6 = 7
Their marriage number is 7.

Armed with these three numbers, your life path numbers and marriage number, a quick search on the internet should be able to help you determine which could be your lucky wedding dates and even the luckiest month to get married.

Lucky Wedding Days In 2022

There are lots of reasons why couples pick various dates for their wedding. In contribution to these reasons, we have made a list of the lucky dates for 2022, which could be helpful to any number of couples.

1. January 2022
   Fun Dates: Saturday, January 1 (1/1/22); Sunday, January 2 (1/2/22); Saturday, January 22 (1/22/22)
   Lucky Dates: Friday, January 7; Tuesday, January 11; Wednesday, Saturday 23
   Full Moon: Monday, January 17
2. February 2022
   Fun Dates: Wednesday, February 2 (2/2/22); Tuesday, February 22 (2/22/22)
   Lucky Dates: Friday, February 4; Saturday, February 5
   Full Moon: Wednesday, February 16
3. March 2022
   Fun Date: Thursday, March 3 (3/3/22); Tuesday, March 22 (3/22/22)
   Lucky Dates:  Monday, March 14; Sunday, March 20
   Full Moon: Friday, March 18
4. April 2022
   Fun Date: Monday, April 4 (4/4/22); Friday, April 22 (4/22/22)
   Lucky Dates: Monday, April 11; Wednesday, April 20
   Full Moon: Wednesday, April 27
5. May 2022
   Fun Date: Thursday, May 5 (5/5/22)
   Lucky Dates: Tuesday, May 3; Friday, May 6; Monday, May 23
   Full Moon: Thursday, May 26
6. June 2022
   Fun Date: Monday, June 6 (6/6/22)
   Lucky Dates: Wednesday, June 8; Friday, June 17
   Full Moon: Tuesday, June 14 (this will be a super moon)
7. July 2022
   Fun Date: Thursday, July 7 (7/7/22); Friday, July 22 (7/22/22)
   Lucky Dates: Friday, July 8; Monday, July 11; Thursday, July 21
   Full Moon: Wednesday, July 13 (this will be a super moon)
8. August 2022
   Fun Date: Monday, August 8 (8/8/22)
   Lucky Dates: Friday, August 5; Sunday, August 7; Friday, August 19
   Full Moon: Friday, August 12
9. September 2022
   Fun Date: Friday, September 9 (9/9/22)
   Lucky Dates: Thursday, September 1; Thursday, September 8; Sunday, September 25
   Full Moon: Saturday, September 10
10. October 2022
    Fun Dates: Monday, October 10 (10/10/22) and Saturday, October 22 (10/22/22)
    Lucky Dates: Friday, October 7; Saturday, October 8; Tuesday, October 18
    Full Moon: Sunday, October 9
11. November 2022
    Fun Dates: Tuesday, November 22 (11/22/22)
    Lucky Dates: Friday, November 25; Friday, November 11
    Full Moon: Tuesday, 8 November
12. December 2022
    Fun Dates: Friday, December 2 (12/02/22); Monday, December 12, 2022 (12/12/22) and Thursday, December 22, 2022 (12/22/22)
    Lucky Dates: Sunday, December 4
    Full Moon: Thursday, 8 December

Unlucky Dates to Avoid

There are some general rules that apply to almost everybody for dates to avoid an event. Here are a few for you to consider.

Personal Dates

Could be the birth date of close friends or family, already scheduled celebrations, or big sporting events in town. You wouldn’t want your wedding day to clash with any other event that could significantly affect attendance, so these are a few to watch out for.

Time Off for Holidays

Major public holidays are usually a no-no for such occasions, as vendors would be up to their necks for work and could charge you extra for their services. On the other hand, most of your friends and family would be available, so it is definitely worth some thought.

Friday the 13th

Known superstitiously as an unlucky date, Friday the 13th is another day to look out for when fixing wedding dates. So, it will be good to note that August the 13th will fall on a Friday.

Ides Of March

A common saying is to “Beware the Ides of March”, and this is an unlucky date. After the assassination of Julius Caesar on the 15th of March, the middle of March became a superstitiously unlucky period.

Whether you are superstitious or not, it is never a bad idea to know which are the lucky wedding dates and unlucky ones to hold your event. We hope that this has been helpful.