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Which tarot cards indicate marriage?

Which tarot cards indicate marriage? The Empress can represent marriage + fertility.

The Empress – The Empress is one of best cards to symbolize marriage.  It’s also the card for motherhood and pregnancy, so it can indicate marriage and family life.

Which tarot cards indicate marriage? The Emperor can symbolize a commitment or marriage. It's a strong indicator of a serious relationship.

The Emperor – the stern faced Emperor is a card of stability – and a good card for commitment. He may not look happy but this guy is all about building something that lasts.

Which tarot cards indicate marriage? Justice can represent a "legal" union.

Justice – the sign of the law – or “making it legal.” A courthouse wedding or legal union. A relationship recognized in the eyes of the law.

Which tarot cards indicate marriage? The Hierophant can represent a marriage or committed, traditional relationship.

The Hierophant – this church setting can indicate a wedding, or a relationship made legit in the eyes of the gods.  The Hierophant is all about formality and tradition – hence, a committed relationship when this shows up in a question about marriage.

Which tarot cards indicate marriage? The Ten of Cups can symbolize the "happy ending" or marriage.

Ten of Cups – happy ever after!  The stable, loving domestic life – a perfect card to symbolize marriage (and a happy one at that).

Which tarot cards indicate marriage? The Four of Wands is the happy relationship . It can also symbolize a wedding ceremony.

Four of Wands – two people together under one roof, hands in the air and celebrating?  Yes, please.  A great card to see when asking about marriage – like the Ten of Cups, this is a happy ending card + stable home life.

Which tarot cards indicate marriage? While I tend to view the Ace of Cups as more likely to be a proposal or engagement, it can symbolize a relationship that is getting ready to take the next step.

Ace of Cups – I usually see the Ace of Cups as a marriage proposal or engagement – but it can symbolize the beginning of life together or the early stages of marriage.  Newlyweds.

These are only a few of the possibilities. What tarot cards represent marriage to you?  Share your thoughts with me on Twitter: @thetarotlady

Blessings,

Theresa

© Theresa Reed | The Tarot Lady 2016

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