Pick a date with Venus, the Moon and your chart in your favour.
The rules weigh Venus most: no Venus retrograde, a waxing Moon in a warm sign, easy aspects from Venus and Jupiter to your lights, and no void-of-course Moon or eclipse.
Every day of the next 30 days gets points from fixed rules for your event. Some come from the sky and are the same for everyone: the Moon waxing or waning, the Moon void of course, Mercury or Venus retrograde, eclipses, and the Moon’s sign. Some come from your own chart: whether Venus or Jupiter make an easy aspect, or Mars or Saturn a hard one, to your natal Sun, Moon, Venus or Ascendant.
The days with the most points are your best days, the ones with the fewest are the days to avoid, and each comes with the main reasons. Electional astrology is a traditional practice, not tested science. Use it as one input next to your own judgement, and never to time a medical, legal or safety decision.
Points per day for each event. A blank factor does not count for that event.
Days are UTC calendar days and the Moon’s sign is the one at noon UTC. Without a birth time your Ascendant is left out, and your Moon too when its sign is uncertain.
Each day gets points from fixed rules for your event: the Moon waxing or waning, a void-of-course Moon, Mercury and Venus retrograde, eclipses, the Moon’s sign and Venus, Jupiter, Mars and Saturn against your own Sun, Moon, Venus and Ascendant. The days with the most points are the best. The rules are printed on this page.
Yes. The Moon and the retrogrades are the same for everyone, but the transits are read against your natal Sun, Moon, Venus and Ascendant, so two people get different lists. Without a birth time the Ascendant is left out.
It is a traditional practice that picks start dates by the sky. The positions are exact astronomy; whether they influence outcomes has not been shown by tests. Treat it as one input beside your own judgement, and do not use it for medical, legal or safety decisions.
The free list covers the next 30 days with your 3 best and 3 worst days. The Astrology plan and All Access show the full 90 days, with up to 10 best and 5 worst days.
Then no day in the window stands out for your event. Waiting a couple of weeks usually changes that. A neutral day with no strong factor against it is still fine for most things.