Why the seven heaven?
While some brides and grooms are seeking to have better luck on their second, or even third time around, experts say it takes more than just good fortune to make marriages work. A little sense of destiny, however, doesn’t hurt. “It’s kind of something that’s shared that will never ever, ever happen again in their lifetime,” said Temple University psychologist Frank Farley. “Maybe that alone can cement it a little bit. Because they can say, ‘We started off in a totally unique moment in the history of the world. And we’ve got to make it work.”‘ Astrologers say the stars aren’t auspiciously aligned for the date. While lovelorn Venus is in sunny Leo, the moon, which governs emotions, will be in the bad-tempered Aries part of the sky. “It is kind of a mishmash astrologically,” said Eugene, Ore.-based astrologer Marti Goodban. “My experience with events like that is it depends on the two individuals.” Kileen Kapri-Kohn, a Henderson, Nev.-based psychic adviser, suggests actions, rather than d
