2022, The Year Of Black Water Tiger – With The Best Auspicious wedding dates

January 31, 2022

The upcoming year 2022 according to the Chinese calendar is the year of the black water Tiger, starting from February 1st, 2022, and ending on January 21st, 2023. A Water Tiger year occurs every 60 years.

The Tiger’s fixed element is wood, while 2022 is a Water year. Water element represents wealth, while in nature, water also feeds the trees, which then produce oxygen to support life on Earth. So the new Chinese year will definitely be more abundant and favorable to people than previous years.

Water Tiger symbolize a boat flowing on the river, which is a sign of new beginning and challenge. With Tiger’s energy, this year is supposed to be particularly active and supportive for those who are ready for changes and new adventures. This year will be ideal in order to change lifestyle, start a new business, a new career, and also favorable for marriage and the birth of children.

Tiger is known for energy and courage, therefore success will come to those who embrace those guidelines for 2022. In the year of the tiger, changes will enter the life of everyone, but people with strong self-confidence who easily overcome their fear will more obtain more benefits both financially and romantically. So pick a target and jump quickly, knowing that risk-taking will be rewarded, and being active is always better than staying still. Your project might not end up with the result that you were expecting, but you have to keep faith as it will make you grown and lead in an unexpected way toward success. Water flows in the year of the Tiger shows, that you may find yourself making money by taking more risks.

The tiger is known as the king of all beasts, associated with bravery, confidence and strength. It represents energy, protection, leadership but also respect and sensitivity. It is considered as a faithful and devoted noble animal, but if aggressed, it won’t hesitate to attack. People born in the Year of the Tiger are believed to possess the traits of power and passion, they are extremely competitive, they want to win but with fair play and justice. In business they prefer using their own way to find unusual and promising solutions. Tigers are ambitious, but they’re also extremely generous to help others.

To please the Water Tiger, this year it is recommended to celebrate the New Year 2022 in all shades of blue and black or to reflect the wood with brown, gold, and silver will become the symbol of 2022, and all shades of will do. It is better to refuse red shades, neon colors, and animal prints. It is believed that the tiger does not like bright colors and competition.

Traditions and Auspicious wedding dates for 2022

In the Chinese culture, there are many customs to follow in every important milestone of our life. Auspicious wedding dates have a long history in China, deeply rooted in the hearts of people through thousands of years via traditions and symbolism. Traditional Chinese culture requires couples to seek advice from fortune tellers, monks or the Chinese calendar in choosing an auspicious date.

The following should be considered to assure successful marriages and happy lives:
-The wedding date shall not clash the eight characters of both sides' horoscope;
- The wedding year and date shall not conflict with the Marriage Palace of both sides;
- the wedding date shall fall upon a day with Yue De or Tian De as far as possible;
- Any dates that include the numbers 8 and 9 are fortunate (the word for "eight" resonates with "wealth" and "nine" rhymes with "long-lasting.")
- The auspicious dates for marriage are: 2, 4, 8, 13,14, 17, 20, 25,29, and the lucky months are May, July, August, October, November
- February 15, also celebrated as Valentine’s Day is also a perfect day for a special date, proposal for marriage or wedding ceremony.

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Wedding colors:

Bright and warm colors are the highlight of the big day, playing a major role in all Chinese wedding dress or decorations, especially red associated with gold. People believe that red color can keep the evil spirits away, and also represents love, success, happiness, prosperity, luck, fertility, honor, and loyalty, while gold is a symbol of wealth. There's been a recent trend where even foreign country living Chinese brides are more and more choosing to wear a traditional red Qun Kwa embroidered with gold and silver threads on their wedding day to honor their cultural roots.

Gold wedding jewelry is not only the perfect accessory to complement your traditional Qun Kwa wedding dress, but it also carries goodwill and well-wishes from the family. Gifting gold jewelry to the bride symbolizes the welcome to the new family and their wishes for the newlyweds to have a happy and wealthy marriage.