Tarot Cards That Mean True Love | Singles & Combos for Romance

There’s probably not a single soul out there who hasn’t dreamt of true love at some point in their life. The necessity of loving and being loved back is something that is embedded within us by the Creator. So it makes perfect sense that so many people come to tarot card readings for love life advice, all of them curious to learn - what can the cards tell them? And since there is more than just one kind of love, there are thankfully enough love tarot cards to cover the whole spectrum. So let’s dive headfirst into the world of the best tarot cards for love. 

Even those people who don’t know how to read tarot cards for love would rejoice upon seeing this card pop up upright in their reading. Why not? This card features a man and a woman living what seems to be a life full of bliss. 

While upright, this card bears the meaning of harmony, union, partnership, and balanced forces. The bond between the two lovers is strong and built on clear and honest communication. The Lovers might be either connected in marriage or in some other form of intimate union. On the other hand, this card also deals with choices that people make. It begs the question of whether people are ready to commit to these supportive relationships. 

While reversed, the Lovers card indicates that there is a conflict, either external - between you and your partner, or internal - like with the aforementioned choices that are unpleasant to make but are inevitable. The external conflict might stem from ill communication. The internal one - from your inability to take responsibility for your actions.   

The Sun might as well be one of the best tarot cards for love life. Even though it depicts a child playing, this card still carries the light that might just as well shine on your romantic relationship. 

When upright, the Sun ushers in light, warmth, and joy into your life. If you are single, your inner radiance and confidence draw the right people to you and make a romance possible. If you are in a relationship, your love blossoms like a flower. The fulfillment and happiness the card brings make it pointless for you to pick up fights with your significant other, so you simply enjoy having them in your life. 

When reversed, this card might have a couple of meanings. First off, you are clearly failing to see the good in life and instead choose to focus on the bad side, which is always a losing battle. Second off, there could be a polar opposite problem - you are way too optimistic, say, about your partner and choose not to notice red flags that could be in plain sight. 

 

If you ever draw this card upright, then you are in for some awesome tarot card prediction for love. Look closely, what do you see? A happy couple blessed with kids and all the material things that they could wish for. 

When upright, the Ten of Cups card promises nothing but a stable relationship, idyllic life, and utter satisfaction. This is what people mean when they say “happily ever after”. There are no more adjustments to be done, or changes to be made. 

If reversed, the Ten of Cups indicates that once strong bonds of a perfect family have been severed. There is no longer an attraction to one another, no sense of safety and union. This position of the card calls for some serious revaluation of your current state of mind and for a necessity to learn to love and care for each other all over again. 

A man and a woman raise their cups in a solemn toast - what could this indicate? A mutually beneficial union full of respect, of course. Considered one of the best tarot cards for lovers, the Two of Cups promise you an honorable relationship with a profound sense of understanding. 

The upright card indicates that your union is like a well-oiled machine, where every part works in perfect harmony. Unlike other cards, this one does not involve complete diffusion in one another. You still maintain your own boundaries while respecting your partner’s.

The reversed Two of Cups signals that there is a bitter disbalance that results in breaking of a once perfect bond. There could be unresolved grudges that you have to open up about and talk through to reconcile.  

Some people say that this is a somewhat bittersweet tarot card for love if it happens to be featured in a reading. It depicts cups filled with white flowers and little children playing - all the elements associated with naive innocence, things gone by, and an overall nostalgic feeling. 

They might be right, as the Six of Cups card brings the past to life. In a sense, this card could bring an ex back and help you analyze your past love life. If it hurt you, now might be the time to start healing. If you have had a good solid relationship, then you can either revive it or just look at that period in your life with fondness. 

If the card pops up reversed, then you really need to get your head and heart out of the past and move forward. The reversed Six of Cups reminds you that there is no place for a new partner if you are still clinging to your past relationship. 

On the other hand, the reversed card might also indicate that you have lost your connection with a more innocent, child-like part of yourself and that this connection has to be restored. That’s why you could also call The Six of Cups a tarot card for some sweet self love. 

A beautiful woman sits on a throne situated on a shore. She has a closed cup in her hands. She is serene, full of compassion, and calm. If you think that this tarot card has nothing to do with love, think again. The Queen’s strength is in how nurturing she is, how much love and care her whole being radiates. And that’s exactly what some people look for in a partner.

In the upright position, this card exudes support and compassion. One who possesses these traits, inevitably draws suitors and admirers. It doesn’t matter, whether it’s you who has these qualities, or your partner - the end result is a stable caring relationship. 

The reversed meaning of this tarot card for love lies in your inability to connect with your own emotions. Besides, the Queen of Cups is also pointing at your partner, who might be putting a lot less effort into your relationship.

 

Straight out of the best tarot card decks for love, this magnificent card warns you - love is imminent. With the picture of a cup overflowing with bliss, pure joy, and new possibilities, you have no choice but to trust the card.

If this card comes to a single you in a tarot layout for love, rest assured that new romance is just around the corner. For those who are already in a relationship, this card comes with a promise of a deepening connection and a new spin on their love. 

In case you get this card in a reversed state, then the news is just as sad as the image of the overturned cup. There is a loss of emotional connection and stability, impending separation, or painful shuttering of illusions. If you see your cup overturned, ask yourself this - aren’t you the one who can make things right?

With its themes of roots, traditions, and legacy, the Ten of Pentacles card hints at all things stable and secure. A picture of an old man admiring his ever growing family adorns this card and sends you into a state of satisfaction and calm joy. 

If you are single, this card hints that true love isn’t just about long talks, big dreams, and steamy nights. It’s about building a family. If you are in a relationship, the Ten of Pentacles promises you that this bond between you is growing ever stronger. And what do you think happens when this card comes in a combination with the Ten of Cups? We’ll give a hint to those of you who don’t know how to interpret tarot card combinations for love - your deep love and abundant life will leave your descendants with some impressive legacy, both material and spiritual.  

The upturned Ten of Pentacles sends a warning - there might be a conflict between you and your family because of your choice of a partner. Worse yet, the reversed card might indicate the end of a marriage that seemed so strong before. Don’t lose hope just yet. Tarot card predictions for love aren’t just restricted to a single card. 

There is something undeniably cozy about the Four of Wands card, with a joyful couple dancing under a welcome wreath. This whole image speaks of festivities, belonging to a community, and having fun. 

If the picture is any indication, then there could be a wedding or an engagement in the works, even more so if the card comes in a combo with the Two of Cups. If you have already been joined in holy matrimony, then this card hints that you should share that little piece of heaven with others - let them witness your love and be inspired. In case you are single, you might have good chances of meeting the one during some gathering or a party. 

In an upturned state, the Four of Wands brings conflict between your couple and your community. You could also end up with little to no support from your family regarding your love life issues. 

With a strikingly feminine woman on the card, the Empress can bring nothing but abundance and beauty. So with this card, you’ll get what you’ve been promised - nurturing love and endless creativity. 

In its upright position, the Empress is the herald of a stable, fulfilling, sensual relationship. Since the woman on the card has something that can be only described as divine femininity, it can also hint at a possible pregnancy. 

The reversed Empress steals almost all your chances away due to your own lack of self-worth. Besides, this card might also depict you as a lover that is overbearing. Also, the Empress is a regal figure and if reversed, might mean that you have lost or given up the privilege of making your own decisions or setting your own rules. The psychics that know how to spread tarot cards for love and are gifted readers will ask you this - isn’t it the time you took the reins in your own hands?  

And here we go - these were the best tarot cards that you could get in a spread for love. Do you think we got all of them? Not even close, but we tried our best to come up with those cards that speak louder. If you are in a mood for some more, here’s a bonus for you. Curious what the Star tarot card means for love? Hope and optimism. And this is what we want to leave you with today - with hope and optimism in your heart.