Some families try to align a wedding with spirit-free or “good” days. Weekends, holidays, travel, and venue gaps usually matter more. Folk dating is a family language, not a formula for a marriage.
Registration, venue contract, ceremony style, and health come first. Overlap with a folk day is a bonus feeling, not a requirement.
Son-eomneun-nal, avoiding a clash in the couple’s saju, and weekends guests can attend. Clash-avoidance rules differ by household — there is no official ban list here.
Rain, heat, or cold fronts are felt more than a folk label. A rain plan beats a “lucky” Tuesday nobody can attend.
Rarely worth breaking a venue for a calendar superstition. Some families only adjust the hour or add a small rite.
For entertainment and cultural context. Luck, saju, and angel numbers are not prediction, finance, or medical advice.