Five cards on one relationship — both sides, what joins you, what is in the way.
ExampleThe two of you · “Where is this going, the two of us?”ask your own question above
Your cards are face down. Tap each one to turn it over.
Seven cups in the clouds and only some of them real. Wanting everything is how you get none of it.
The situation is about to move on its own. Some of this was never yours to control.
Confident without needing the room's permission. Warm, direct, and hard to ignore.
The gate, the garland, the party. A stage completed and marked properly.
Certainty with nobody left to convince, or a vision with no hands on it.
One relationship, and you want both sides of it rather than only yours. It works for a marriage, a situationship, a friendship that has gone strange, and for a parent just as well as for a partner.
If the question is really about a decision, such as stay, leave or speak, take Situation, action, outcome. If you want the shape of the whole thing rather than the two of you inside it, take the Celtic Cross.
Read your card and their card as a pair before you read anything else, and do not explain theirs away. What joins you is the one people skip, and it is usually the one that explains the other four. The obstacle is rarely a person. It is usually a habit both of you have.
Same 78 cards and the same shuffle. What changes is how many are dealt and what each one is answering.
1 cardOne cardOne question, one card. The whole of it in a sentence.Draw 1 card

3 cardsPast, present, futureThe usual three: where it came from, where it stands, where it is going.Draw 3 cards

3 cardsWhat should I doThree cards for when you want to know what to actually do.Draw 3 cards

3 cardsYes or noThree cards, each leaning for or against, and the count decides. A tie is a plain maybe.Draw 3 cards

10 cardsCeltic CrossThe full ten. For one big question you want taken apart properly.Draw 10 cardsThe cards will deal either way. Two of the five are your side of it, and those are the two most worth your attention — a reading of somebody else that never touches you is a reading you cannot use.
Yes. Nothing in the five positions is romantic: you, them, what joins you, what is in the way, where it is heading. It reads a brother or a business partner just as well as a partner.
Less than it feels like. Cards are not scores and the deck is not ranking the two of you. Read the position rather than the card. Ask what they bring to it, in one image. Then read what joins you, which is the one people skip.