What cards would you expect to see in a tarot deck when love is just around the corner? Whether it’s with your life partner, husband or wife, boyfriend or girlfriend, a new relationship, or just friends, let’s face it – we can’t get enough love! Questions about love are the most common questions asked in tarot cards.

When you draw these ten Tarot cards that represent love and emotion, what different meanings do they represent?

Top 10 Tarot Cards Symbolizing Love and Emotions

The Lovers

The Lovers card is the ultimate tarot card for love, representing the unique connection and deep connection between two people. It reflects in the meaning of the card a very real relationship based on mutual trust and respect.

Two of Cups

The Two of Cups represents a strong bond between two people, often reflecting the commitment to each other in a relationship.

Ten of Cups

The Ten of Cups is a typical representative of a happy and warm family. It’s finding the perfect partner and raising the perfect children, reflecting deep family values and a sense of completion.

Four of Wands Four of Wands

The Four of Wands is a card of celebration and represents a safe home environment. It often reflects a wedding, engagement, or other event where a relationship becomes more and more serious.

Ten of Pentacles

The Ten of Coins reflects a mature relationship (often a marriage or de facto relationship) and a strong family life.

Ace of Cups

The Ace of Cups portends new relationships filled with excitement, joy, and happiness. This is the happiness you once experienced as a teenager in love, as if butterflies were dancing inside you, eager to spend every minute with your new love interest.

Knight of Cups

The Knight of Cups is your knight in shining armor, and this card usually appears when you’re courted or romantically involved with someone special. He/she is charming, creative and in touch with his/her feelings – very much a SNAG (Sensitive New Age Guy) type.

The Empress

The Queen is a beautiful, rich, fertile and expressive woman. She represents sensuality in relationships and indicates a deeply fulfilling connection between you and your partner.

The Emperor The Emperor

The Emperor reflects a very muscular male figure and may suggest the presence of a long-term partner.

The Hierophant

The Pope represents tradition, structure and religion. Therefore, this card can represent a very traditional long-term engagement or marriage.