Find Your Auspicious Wedding Date 🎊

Auspicious wedding dates in Singapore are primarily determined using the Tong Shu (通书), also known as the Chinese Farmer's Almanac. This system considers the 12 Day Officers, 28 Constellations, Heavenly Stems, and Earthly Branches to identify days that are energetically favorable for marriage. Dates are further refined by checking for zodiac clashes with the couple's (and sometimes parents') birth years.

The Ghost Month (鬼月) falls on the 7th month of the Chinese lunar calendar — in 2026, this is approximately August 18 to September 16. During this period, it's believed that the gates of the underworld open and spirits roam freely. Most Chinese families in Singapore avoid scheduling weddings, moving house, or starting new ventures during Ghost Month.

It depends on your family's traditions. This tool provides a strong shortlist based on the Tong Shu and zodiac compatibility. For deeper personalization using your Ba Zi (八字 — Four Pillars of Destiny based on your exact birth date and time), a Feng Shui master can provide more tailored recommendations. Many couples in Singapore use the Tong Shu as a starting point and only consult a master if their families request it.

In Chinese astrology, certain zodiac animals are in direct opposition (冲 chōng). The six clash pairs are: Rat↔Horse, Ox↔Goat, Tiger↔Monkey, Rabbit↔Rooster, Dragon↔Dog, and Snake↔Pig. If your zodiac sign clashes with the day's energy, it's considered inauspicious for you. This tool automatically filters out dates that clash with the zodiac signs you enter.

Absolutely! Many modern couples in Singapore choose dates based on venue availability, budget, or personal significance (like anniversaries). Auspicious dates are a cultural tradition, not a rule. What matters most is that both families are comfortable. Some couples compromise by having the ROM on an auspicious date and the banquet on their preferred date.