As we step into the month of June, known for weddings and love 
, it’s the perfect time to honor Juno, the Roman goddess of marriage 
. She’s the queen of the gods 
, married to Jupiter (just like Hera and Zeus in Greek mythology) 
. Juno’s protective presence extends to women and children, and historically, festivals were held in her honor around this time. 
, it’s the perfect time to honor Juno, the Roman goddess of marriage . She’s the queen of the gods , married to Jupiter (just like Hera and Zeus in Greek mythology) . Juno’s protective presence extends to women and children, and historically, festivals were held in her honor around this time. Juno’s symbols are just as regal as her energy—peacocks 
with their dazzling feathers, luxurious garments worthy of a queen 
, the shimmering silver of the Moon 
, and even figs 
. If you’re planning a wedding soon 
or simply want to call on her blessings, consider offering fresh figs under the full moon 
. If you’re in need of protection or strength 
, ask for her guidance and embrace her fierce, indomitable energy.
with their dazzling feathers, luxurious garments worthy of a queen , the shimmering silver of the Moon , and even figs . If you’re planning a wedding soon or simply want to call on her blessings, consider offering fresh figs under the full moon . If you’re in need of protection or strength , ask for her guidance and embrace her fierce, indomitable energy.
You can honor her by placing a peacock feather over your altar and asking her to watch over your marriage or offer strength when needed. 
TRY THIS Set up a small altar to Juno for the month of June. Offer her symbols, say a prayer, and invite her protective blessings into your home.
for the month of June. Offer her symbols, say a prayer, and invite her protective blessings into your home.