What a Relationship Forecast Shows
A relationship forecast in astrology follows the slow planets over the coming year as they touch the chart of the relationship — the composite chart — and each partner’s Venus and Moon, and dates the moments that matter. This one shows you the strongest month and the first key date before you pay anything.
The slow planets set the year
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto move slowly enough that a single contact can shape weeks or months. That is why a relationship forecast is built on them, with Mars added for the sharper, shorter moments. The fast planets belong to the weekly couple horoscope.
Two people, one relationship chart
Most yearly love horoscopes are written for a sun sign. A relationship forecast built from two birth charts is written for the two of you: the relationship’s own chart, plus each of you, on one timeline.
That matters because the same month can feel different for each of you. A relationship forecast that only looked at the composite chart would miss the month that is hard on one partner’s Moon; one that only looked at each of you would miss the relationship itself.
The Free Preview: Theme, Strongest Month, First Key Date
Before any purchase, the page calculates your whole year and shows you three things from it. They are real results, not a teaser written for everyone.
The year’s theme
One sentence built from the contact that weighs most across the year — the slow planet that returns to your points most strongly, and what it touches.
The strongest month
The month with the most, and the tightest, contacts to your charts. It is not always the hardest month; sometimes it is the one with the most room to grow.
The first key date
The first exact contact from a slow planet, dated to the day. It is the easiest part of the relationship forecast to check against your own experience.
What Is in the Full Year
The full relationship forecast turns the same calculation into a report you can read month by month and keep.
Month by month
Each of the twelve months lists its contacts with their exact dates and times, then a paragraph on what the month tends to ask of you and one practical suggestion. When a slow planet makes three passes because of its retrograde, each pass is dated separately.
The dates worth planning around
Three dates, in different months, chosen from the strongest contacts of the year — good moments for the conversations and plans that deserve the right timing.
Each of the three comes with one concrete suggestion — a conversation to have, a plan to make, a pressure to name out loud — so the relationship forecast ends in something you can put in a calendar.
Quiet months
Some months have no exact contact. The relationship forecast says so plainly instead of filling the space; a quiet month is a good month.
You can see how busy your year is before you buy: the month strip in the free preview shows every month’s strength, including the quiet ones, from the same calculation as the full report.
How the Forecast Is Calculated
Every date in this relationship forecast is calculated, and the written parts are checked against the calculation before you see them.
The relationship chart
The composite chart takes the midpoint of each pair of planets in your two charts. The forecast watches its Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus and Mars, and each partner’s own Venus and Moon — nine points in all. You can see the chart itself on the composite chart calculator.
A daily scan, narrowed to the hour
The positions of Mars and the five slow planets are calculated for every day of the year ahead. Each time a planet reaches an exact aspect to one of your points, the moment is narrowed to the hour, and each retrograde pass is kept as its own date.
The hour is there so the dates are honest, not so you plan to the minute. Rounding a slow contact to the nearest week, as many yearly horoscopes do, hides the fact that a retrograde planet can come back to the same point months later.
Months that touch you both
When the same slow planet reaches both of you in one month, that month is marked. These shared windows often feel like a chapter the two of you go through together.
Reading a Relationship Forecast Well
A relationship forecast is a calendar of weather, not a script. Two habits make it useful.
Dates are windows
A slow contact is felt for days or weeks around its exact date. Use the date to plan a conversation or a weekend, not to wait for something to happen on a particular morning.
Read it together
Months that touch one partner’s Venus or Moon feel different for each of you. Reading the relationship forecast side by side turns “why are you like this?” into “ah, it’s that month”.
When a month feels nothing like it
Sometimes a strong month passes quietly. That is useful too: a relationship forecast describes pressure and opportunity, and what the two of you do with them is the part no chart can calculate. Note it, and look at the next pass of the same planet.
Year Ahead or Deep Report?
They answer different questions, and they are built to be read together.
The Year Ahead answers “when”
What the next twelve months hold for the relationship, month by month, with dates.
Read it at the start of the year and again at the start of each month. A relationship forecast works best as a calendar you come back to, not a report you read once.
The Deep Report answers “who”
What kind of couple you are, verdict first, from every contact between your charts. See the Deep Synastry Report.
If you only buy one, choose by your question. Wondering what kind of couple you are and why the same argument keeps coming back: the Deep Report. Wondering what the next twelve months hold and when to plan the big conversation: the Year Ahead.
Price, Pro and What You Get
The preview is free for everyone. The full relationship forecast is a one-time purchase, and part of Pro once a year.
$14.99 once
No subscription is attached. The report, its PDF and every date in it stay in your account.
Included with Pro
Pro includes one Year Ahead in each subscription year, counted from the day you subscribed, alongside the weekly couple horoscope. See pricing, or every other reading on the relationship readings hub.
Frequently Asked Questions
›Is the relationship forecast preview free?
Yes. Anyone can see the theme of the year, the strongest month and the first key date for two people, with no account. They come from the same calculation as the full report.
›What does the full year cost?
$14.99, once. There is no subscription attached, and the report stays in your account.
›Is it included with Pro?
Yes: Pro includes one Year Ahead in each subscription year, counted from the day you subscribed. If you want another in the same year, you can buy it.
›Do we need our birth times?
They help but are not required. Without a time the chart is cast for midday, which moves the Moon by up to about six degrees; the report says so, and dates involving a Moon may shift by a day or two.
›When does the year start?
Today. The forecast covers the rest of this month and the eleven after it, and never lists a date that has already passed.
›Can I read it again later?
Yes. It is saved in your account under Reports, with the dates and the written months exactly as they were delivered.
›Is there a PDF?
Yes, from the report page, with every month and the three dates to plan around.
›What if our year is quiet?
Then the report says so. Quiet months are named as quiet rather than filled with general advice, and the preview shows how busy your year is before you buy.
Related Tools
The next seven days for the two of you, from the same nine points.
Who you are as a couple, verdict first — the companion to the year ahead.
The relationship’s own chart, which the forecast is built on.
Every way to read two charts, starting with the two of you at a glance.
Ask one question and see the chart contacts behind the answer.
Today’s planets against one birth chart.