June, 2022 +065438+ 10 Which days are suitable for cooking? 2022 165438+ 10 is an auspicious day to hold a banquet.

As for when to hold a banquet, it is actually very particular. Many people have different views on this day. Now it is 2022 1 1 month, and there are many people dining at this time. A beautiful day can foretell that things will go smoothly. So let's find out today.

On June 5438+065438+ 10, 2022, which days are suitable for catering?

In June 2022, there were five days suitable for banquets. The following are the specific dates:

Gregorian calendar 165438+202210.3, the tenth day of the lunar calendar, Thursday, Anshan.

Appropriate: marriage, praying for children, traveling, fire fighting, entering the population, opening banquets, setting coupons, hanging plaques, withdrawing money, entering the house, migrating, planting and breaking ground, and thanking the soil.

Bogey: Buried under the covers.

Gregorian calendar 2022165438+1October 4th, lunar calendar 65438+1October1,Friday, Dongsha.

Suitable for: marriage, prayer, praying for children, moving, making beds, parties, funerals, cooking, hand repair, pedicure, manicure, wall repair and clothes repair.

Avoid: planting

165438+1October 10, Gregorian calendar 65438+1October 17, Lunar calendar, Thursday, Shaxi.

Appropriate: pray for alliance, accept layoffs, demolish buildings, break ground, hold banquets, move houses, move cary, bury soil, and visit relatives and friends at the population conference.

Avoid: cooking to cure diseases.

165438+1October17,65438+20221October 24th, the lunar calendar, Shabei.

Application: blessing, fast food, travel, reservation, banquet, funeral, ground breaking, burial, monument building, network building.

Avoid: go into the house to cook.

Gregorian calendar 2022165438+1Tuesday, October 29th, the sixth day of the lunar winter month, Shabei.

Suitable: make a bed banquet, open a pool, fill the wall, move the coffin, break ground and start drilling wells.

Avoid: entering the house, migrating, getting married, digging wells, cooking stoves, lighting fires and opening markets.