Astrology readings at fairs and parties

Offer short in-person chart readings at wellbeing fairs, markets, parties and corporate events.

Astrologer reviewing a birth chart and zodiac wheel with a client.
Startup cost£200 to £1k
Monthly revenue£200 to £1.8k
Time needed6+ h/week
First incomeWeeks
  • £200-1k
  • Side hustle
  • Out and about

Estimates for a small start in the UK, not guarantees.

What it is

You run a table or booking at mind-body-spirit fairs, craft markets and private or corporate events, giving short readings of 10 to 20 minutes face to face.

Your first three steps

  1. Prepare a simple short-reading format, such as sun, moon and rising signs, and practise keeping to time
  2. Find local wellbeing fairs and markets, and ask about stall prices and what is needed to book
  3. Make a tidy table set-up and a flyer, then offer your services to local event planners and party hosts
Who pays

Fair visitors, hosts of hen parties and birthdays, and businesses booking entertainment for staff or customer events.

How it makes money

A set price per short reading at fairs, or a booked hourly or half-day rate for private and corporate events, minus any stall fees.

Skills that help
  • Quick, confident chart interpretation
  • Friendly and at ease with strangers
  • Organising bookings and travel
Watch out for
  • Public liability insurance, which fair organisers often ask to see
  • Stall fees against likely takings, as quiet events can lose money
  • Check whether your venue or council needs any permission for trading at a market or public space
  • Advertising claims: avoid promising outcomes or giving health, legal or financial advice (check ASA and CAP rules)
  • Keep personal details private and take care to protect clients' privacy in busy settings

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Everything you need to start: astrology readings at fairs and parties

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Questions people ask

How much does it cost to start doing astrology readings at events?

Startup costs are typically around £200 to £1,000, depending on your table setup, insurance and the fairs you book. These are estimates, so compare stall fees with likely takings before committing.

What should I check before trading at fairs and markets?

Check you have public liability insurance, which fair organisers often ask to see. Also check whether your venue or council needs permission for trading at a market or public space, and avoid promising outcomes in advertising (ASA and CAP rules).

How much can I earn from astrology readings at events?

Monthly revenue is typically around £200 to £1,800, depending on how many events you do and how busy they are. Quiet events can lose money after stall fees. Allow at least about 6 hours a week.

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