Let’s take a look at the most popular superstitions and beliefs about each month.
January
Marriage, concluded in January, promises not only strong love, but also many tests of strength. It was believed that a young family can quickly face difficulties.
February
Marriage in February was considered very fortunate. It promised a long, harmonious and happy life full of mutual love and respect. It was also the month when people traditionally believed in the power of love because it fell on Valentine’s Day.
March
According to the beliefs, getting married in March could force the young wife to live away from home, leading to separation from loved ones. This portended a troubled life.
April
A wedding in April boded an unstable, changeable life, just like the April weather. The family would experience then joy and then sadness, and feelings could be unstable.
May
“To marry in May is to spend a lifetime in May.” This is perhaps the most famous and negative belief. it was believed that a May marriage was doomed to unhappiness, disappointment or betrayal.
June
June was considered the most favourable month for a wedding. According to the belief, the couple will live the whole life as in a “honeymoon”, full of love and tenderness.
July
Marriage in July promised the family many pleasant moments, but also some bitter moments. It will be a life that combines joy and sadness, like a hot but sometimes rainy summer day.
August
An August wedding promised the couple not only strong love, but also loyal friends and stability. This month symbolised harvest and prosperity.
September
September marriage promised a calm, quiet and harmonious life. No fuss, only cosiness and measuredness.
October
Marriage in October promised a hard family life full of difficulties. It was believed that the marriage would be as gloomy as the weather.
November
Marriage in November foreshadowed a rich life. It was a month of prosperity and financial stability.
December
A wedding in December promised a couple a strong relationship that would only grow stronger every year, like frost.