Venus conjunct Jupiter
Published November 27, 2017 · Updated September 25, 2025 · by dxpnet Astrology Team
The Venus conjunct Jupiter aspect is widely associated with abundance, generosity, and an expansive approach to love and pleasure. Many astrologers believe this alignment enhances joy and optimism, making individuals naturally lucky in relationships and drawn to beauty and indulgence. However, because Jupiter expands everything it touches, some suggest that this aspect can also lead to excess or unrealistic expectations in love.
In a birth chart, this aspect is often linked to a warm and enthusiastic personality. Some believe these individuals have a natural ability to attract love and opportunities, though they may also struggle with overindulgence or taking things for granted. Their love life is often full of excitement and positivity, but they may need to be mindful of setting realistic boundaries.
When Venus and Jupiter align in the sky, it is thought to be a time of celebration, romance, and creative inspiration. Many astrologers suggest this is a great period for socializing, traveling, and expanding one’s experiences in love, though some caution against excess, extravagance, or overlooking responsibilities.
Venus is currently at 8° in the zodiac sign of Sagittarius and Jupiter is currently at 24° in the sign of Cancer.
Are Venus and Jupiter in a conjunction aspect right now?
In astrology, a Venus-Jupiter conjunction aspect occurs precisely when the two planets are 0° apart. However, its influence can still be felt within an orb of up to 5°.
When is the next time Venus and Jupiter will be in an exact conjunction aspect?
The next time the Venus-Jupiter conjunction aspect happens will be on Tuesday, June 9, 2026 at 7:59pm UTC when both planets will be at 14° Cancer.
When was the last time Venus and Jupiter were in an exact conjunction aspect?
The last time the Venus-Jupiter conjunction aspect happened was on Tuesday, August 12, 2025 at 5:30am UTC when both planets were at 14° Cancer.
Major Planetary Conjunctions
- What is a conjunction?
- The Sun conjunct The Moon
- The Sun conjunct Mercury
- The Sun conjunct Venus
- The Sun conjunct Mars
- The Sun conjunct Jupiter
- The Sun conjunct Saturn
- The Sun conjunct Uranus
- The Sun conjunct Neptune
- The Sun conjunct Pluto
- Venus conjunct Mars
- Venus conjunct Jupiter
- Venus conjunct Saturn
- Venus conjunct Uranus
- Venus conjunct Neptune
- Venus conjunct Pluto
- The Moon conjunct Mercury
- The Moon conjunct Venus
- The Moon conjunct Mars
- The Moon conjunct Jupiter
- The Moon conjunct Saturn
- The Moon conjunct Uranus
- The Moon conjunct Neptune
- The Moon conjunct Pluto
- Mercury conjunct Venus
- Mercury conjunct Mars
- Mercury conjunct Jupiter
- Mercury conjunct Saturn
- Mercury conjunct Uranus
- Mercury conjunct Neptune
- Mercury conjunct Pluto
- Mars conjunct Jupiter
- Mars conjunct Saturn
- Mars conjunct Uranus
- Mars conjunct Neptune
- Mars conjunct Pluto
- Jupiter conjunct Saturn
- Jupiter conjunct Uranus
- Jupiter conjunct Neptune
- Jupiter conjunct Pluto
- Saturn conjunct Uranus
- Saturn conjunct Neptune
- Saturn conjunct Pluto
- Uranus conjunct Neptune
- Uranus conjunct Pluto
- Neptune conjunct Pluto
Data Source: Planetary positions and aspect calculations are derived from the NASA JPL DE ephemerides (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena CA). Calculations updated in real time for precision within one arc-minute.
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