Next Sunday
Need the calendar date of the next Sunday? This shortcut adds exactly 5 days to today—or any start date you choose—to land on the next sunday after your reference day. If today is Sunday, the next sunday is seven days later, not today.
Last updated: July 17, 2026
The next sunday after today is July 26, 2026—5 calendar days from July 21, 2026. When today is already Sunday, the next occurrence is the following sunday, not today.
How this calculator works
The page counts forward from your start date until it reaches a sunday. Weekends and holidays are included because this uses calendar-day math.
Today's date loads by default. Change the start field if you are projecting the next sunday from a shipment, appointment, or contract date instead of from today.
If the start date is already a sunday, the result is the following sunday—seven days later—not the same day.
Worked example
Starting on July 21, 2026, the next sunday is July 26, 2026 (5 calendar days ahead). A meeting scheduled for "next sunday" should use that date.
If you start on a sunday, add seven days to reach the following sunday rather than reusing the same day.
Practical use cases
Payroll teams anchor biweekly approvals on the next sunday. Clinics schedule follow-ups on a fixed weekday cadence. Retailers align restock deliveries to the next sunday after a promo launch.
For working-day-only deadlines, use the Business Days Calculator instead of this calendar-day shortcut.
Frequently asked questions
From July 21, 2026, the next sunday is July 26, 2026—5 calendar days ahead. Change the start date to project from any other day.
No. "Next Sunday" means strictly after today. When today is Sunday, the next occurrence is July 26, 2026—seven days later.
No. This shortcut counts every calendar day. Use a business-days tool when weekends should be excluded.
Yes. Update the start date field and recalculate to find the next occurrence from that reference point.
This page pre-fills the day count needed to reach the next sunday. The Add Days Calculator lets you add any number of days manually.
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Last reviewed: July 17, 2026
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