Gather Tarot

The Gather Tarot Psychic Party Collaboration

Who are we

We’re the pros from Dover. We like parties—fancy or low-key, doesn’t matter.
What matters is you: great readings, sharp insight, and the odd nudge when you need it.

How they work out

Culture Mix

We get invited to Vesna's every year close to halloween. It's a cultural delight with Australians and Cubans, with little English and an overworked translater son.

Best Friends, Total Trust

The gidding heights of the Sebel, in Brisbane three beautifully wicked besties wanted and got warts and all. No secrets here!

The Night 27 Women Took Over the Valley
It started like any other hens night—until it didn’t.
Twenty-seven women, spanning best friends, sisters, cousins, and that one aunt who absolutely should not have been as fun as she was, descended on the Valley with one mission: celebrate properly.

What unfolded was part chaos, part magic. Strangers became instant allies, cocktails became storytelling fuel, and somewhere between laughter and slightly questionable dance moves, the bride realised something important—this wasn’t just a party. It was a full-circle moment of every woman who had shaped her, showing up loudly and unapologetically.

By the end of the night, heels were off, voices were gone, and memories were locked in forever—the kind you don’t fully talk about… but never forget.

The Birthday That Refused to Be Missed
It wasn’t meant to be celebrated. Timing, life, circumstances—everything got in the way.

But some birthdays don’t disappear. They wait.

So it came back. Not once, not twice—but three times. Three separate gatherings, three different energies, and three generations showing up in their own way.

The first was quiet and meaningful.
The second, bigger—stories spilling out, laughter layered with history.
By the third, it had become something else entirely: a living timeline of a life well-lived.

Grandparents, parents, children—each bringing their version of love to the table.

What started as a “missed moment” became something far more powerful—proof that celebration isn’t about a date. It’s about who shows up, and how many times they’re willing to do it.

The Halloween That Wouldn’t Let Go
Most people do Halloween once. This one came back for a sequel.

The first year set the tone—costumes that went too far (in the best way), a house transformed, and just enough mischief to blur the line between fun and slightly unhinged.

So naturally… they did it again.

Year two wasn’t a repeat—it was an escalation. Bigger, bolder, more theatrical. People arrived with expectations and left wondering how it somehow topped the first.

What made it work wasn’t just the theme—it was the commitment. Everyone leaned in. No half-effort costumes, no standing on the sidelines.

By the end of the second year, it wasn’t just a party anymore. It was a tradition. The kind people start planning months in advance, knowing it’s not optional—it’s an event.

The First Celebration in a Brand New Home
There’s something different about the first party in a new home.

It’s not just a gathering—it’s a claiming of space.

The boxes were barely unpacked, the furniture still finding its place, but none of that mattered. What mattered was filling the house with life—music in the corners, laughter in the hallways, glasses clinking where silence had been days before.

A hens party made it even better. It brought energy, chaos, and that unmistakable feeling that this house wasn’t just new—it was alive.

By the end of the night, it had already shifted.
It wasn’t just a “new house” anymore.

It was a place where memories had started.

Open Up The House

Janet and her three besties didn't want the high life, they wanted a homely atmosphere—result? They became out guests here in Readings Heaquarters at New Farm. How many different mocktails and cocktails could you drink?

Reach for the Sky

Ivana's seven very happy and loud friends high in the sky 46 levels in the Griffin (Brisbane City)—bedrooms become reading rooms while the party explodes outside. It's amazing what stories unfold in a psychic reading across the corner of a double bed.