Gemini Horoscope — December 2026
December closes out a year that reshaped more of Gemini than any single month made obvious at the time. Mars settles into Virgo and your fourth house of home and family for the whole month, keeping a grounded, domestic energy running right through the festive season — good for hosting, for sorting a living space, for being genuinely present with family rather than pulled six directions at once.
Jupiter and saturn both turn
On 13 December, Jupiter stations retrograde at 27° Leo, still in your third house of communication and ideas. This doesn't reverse the expansive run Jupiter has had there since June; it simply turns the growth inward for a while, a good prompt to revisit an idea, a piece of writing, or a course of study rather than only starting new ones. Saturn, meanwhile, turns direct on 10 December after a retrograde that began back in July, still in your eleventh house of friendships and long-term goals. With Saturn moving forward again, any commitment to a group or a goal that felt stuck through the autumn should start finding traction.
New moon in sagittarius, full moon at home
The 9 December new moon in Sagittarius falls in your seventh house of partnership, a good point to set an intention about a key relationship heading into the new year. The 24 December full moon in Cancer, your second house of money and values, brings the year's financial threads — the ones Jupiter first opened back in January — full circle right before the year ends.
Looking back at uranus
By December, Uranus has been in Gemini, your own sign, for eight months, moving forward again after its autumn retrograde. This is still only the first chapter of a seven-year story, but December is a reasonable moment to take stock of what's genuinely different about you since the spring — not to finish the story, just to notice it's already being written.
Tip for the month: Use the Sagittarius new moon on the 9th to name what you want from a key partnership in 2027 — Saturn moving direct gives you the follow-through to back it up.
