A Zodiac expert has revealed each star sign's lucky day
However, there may be a method to making sure you're making the most of it.
Gemini: Wednesday | 23, 41, 55 “The sign of the Twins is a dual sign, ruled by chatty planet Mercury. This planet is in charge of everything communication - emails, contracts, and spoken word. As the ruler of Wednesday, this is the day for Geminis to send a courageous message or sign a new agreement. Moreover, the number of companionships, 5, is linked with the Mercurial qualities of conversation and friendliness, making it a lucky number for Geminis.
Virgo: Wednesday | 9, 32, 50 “Virgos are ruled by Mercury, the planet of communication. A planet that governs expression between people, Wednesday is Virgo’s lucky day – making it the ideal day for finalising a contract or sending out wedding invitations. 5 is the number of personal relationships and aligns with the qualities of Mercury, so a lucky number for Virgos. The Virgo Tarot card is called the Hermit, and it is numbered IX.
Sagittarius: Thursday | 3, 14, 59 “This fun, vivacious sign, represented by the Archer, is assigned to the planet, Jupiter. Associated with expansion and prosperity, Thursday is the lucky day for travel-loving Sagittarians, perfect for booking that plane ticket or a much-needed trip. The number of abundance and success, number 3, is a lucky number for Sagittarians.”
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