Couple dream meaning is explained below using 4 different sources. Each interpretation is shown with its source.

Interpretation 1 — Eric Ackroyd

Any couple in a dream may symbolize the need to bring together two different components of your psyche to achieve more balance and fullness. For example:

(1) We all have a ‘shadow5 and therefore need to learn to converse and consult with our unconscious.

(2) Men have a feminine side to their psyche, women have a masculine side. Usually this contrasexual element is repressed or suppressed as a result of social conditioning. Personal wholeness, however, depends on bringing the two sexual sides of one’s nature together. This union may be represented in dreams by a couple, male and female. Sometimes this is a royal couple.

(3) A royal couple may also represent your parents.

If so, what does the dream reveal in the way of hidden emotions towards your parents, or unconscious parental influences on your attitudes and behaviour patterns?

Source: A Dictionary of Dream Symbols • Author: Eric Ackroyd

Interpretation 2 — myjellybean

To dream about being in a couple suggests strong feelings carried over from a waking relationship. However, if you’re not in a love relationship in real life, this dream means you are not getting enough affection in your daily life. Hug someone today! To dream of seeing a couple in love or expressing love to each other, indicates much success ahead for you.

If the couple you dreamed about was fighting, you may be unwilling to admit your own problems. You need to take more responsibility for solving your own dramas in real life.

Source: My Dream Interpretation • Author: myjellybean

Interpretation 3 — Dream Explanations - Anonymous

Dreams of a couple represents your feelings, attitudes and opinions about relationships, partnerships, romance, love and marriage. Perhaps you are working through obstacles to intimacy and love.

See Marriage.

Source: Strangest Dream Explanations • Author: Dream Explanations - Anonymous

Interpretation 4 — Betty Bethards

Two parts of self. Note whether they’re masculine or feminine.
Source: The Dream Books Symbols • Author: Betty Bethards