What your birthday means, day by day
Every birthday carries three traditions at once: the zodiac sign set by the sun, the birthstone tied to the month, and the birth flower with its Victorian meaning. These pages put all three together for the dates people look up most. For any other date, the birth profile tool answers instantly.
January
All of JanuaryFebruary
All of FebruaryMarch
All of MarchApril
All of AprilMay
All of MayJune
All of JuneJuly
All of JulyAugust
All of AugustSeptember
All of SeptemberOctober
All of OctoberNovember
All of NovemberDecember
All of DecemberWhy not a page for all 366 days?
Because 366 nearly identical pages would help nobody. A date page only earns its place when it can say something the month page cannot: that the date sits on a sign boundary, that it is the leap day, or that enough people look it up for a worked example to be useful. Everything else is the same three traditions, and the tool gives you those in a second without a page reload. The list above is therefore deliberately short and grows only when a date has its own story.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my exact birthday not listed here?
We publish a page for the dates people actually look up, not one for all 366 days. Every other date works in the birth profile tool on the home page, which gives you the same sign, birthstone and birth flower instantly.
Can my zodiac sign change depending on the year I was born?
At the edges, yes. The sun does not cross a sign boundary at the same clock time every year, so a birthday on or next to a boundary date can fall in either sign depending on the year and the time zone. Date pages on a boundary say so and name both signs.
What about 29 February?
It has its own page. The leap day is the one birthday that does not occur every year, so its weekday table runs over leap years rather than consecutive ones.
Building something with birthday data? Take the data, it is free. Every figure on this page is published as static JSON with no key and no rate limit, and there is an embeddable widget if you would rather not build the interface. A link back is appreciated, never required. See the API docs.