
Honeymoon tips and ideas
Many people say that for a honeymoon we do not need any honeymoon Ideas and Tips. Even, one of my colleagues said putting a page on honeymoon Ideas and Tips is not of great use. But, according to me if one takes honeymoon very lightly one cannot enjoy one's honeymoon with a true spirit. Do not take your honeymoon in a lighter vein if you really want to make it special. Honeymoon Ideas and Tips are for your assistance while planning your honeymoon. Honeymoon does not mean making love after marriage. Honeymoon is beyond that. Honeymoon is a time to know each other well so that you can make your life heaven by developing a good understanding. You can make your honeymoon the most unforgettable event of your life by following honeymoon Ideas and Tips:
Honeymoon Ideas and Tips for Reservation and Accommodation
- Decide your honeymoon destination along with your partner. Do not assume yourself that she/he will love to be at the destination you choose. Search for a commonly liked exotic honeymoon destination.
- Set a budget for your honeymoon and decide everything in advance.
- Do not go for your honeymoon the very next day of your marriage.
- Do not go by the advices of your family and friends. Only gather information from them and follow your heart. In any case do not forget to seek advise of your beloved.
- Book for a room with a double bed.
1.When?
You can travel anywhere, at any time of the year, and each destination will have something memorable, for sure. But please, don’t’ wait till the last minute to plan this event. Begin your honeymoon planning as soon as you’re done with the ring. Advance planning gives your travel professional the time to put it all together, and you might be able to score an upgrade or two.
2. Where?
You really have to talk with each other about this one. Do you long for the romance of Paris or Tahiti, the history of Rome, the art of Barcelona, the nightlife of London, the seclusion of some remote Caribbean beach, the glitter of Vegas, the charm of New Orleans? Or maybe your hearts’ desire is the Poconos in a rotating, heart-shaped bed. The point is, the decision has to be mutual.
3. Sailing?
Cruises have become very popular for honeymoons. If you both enjoy seeing a lot of sights and want to visit many destinations, a cruise might be a good choice for you. There are cruises out there to fit every style and every budget. If you’re interested in a large ship with lots of activities, take a look at Carnival, Princess or Royal Caribbean cruise lines. If you are looking for a smaller ship with a more intimate, romantic setting, think about Seabourn, Silversea or Windstar (which has four-masted sailing vessels). Prices will range from $75 per person per day to just under $300 per person per day. One caveat: If you decide on a cruise, do not scrimp on the cabin. Go with the most you can afford and never, never, never take an inside cabin.
A lot of today’s honeymooners are opting to split their time between the two kinds of resorts. Yes, it involves packing up and moving midway through the honeymoon, but I recommend it. For example, try the romantic seclusion of Ladera in St. Lucia for, say, three days right after the wedding, followed by four days at Sandals Grande St. Lucian Spa & Beach Resort for some fun and partying with other couples. Pricing for all-inclusive and exclusive resorts is comparable to pricing for similar cruises.
5. Cost?
This is not a time to pinch pennies. If you are planning on having children, this might be your last vacation alone together for the next 18 years! Make it count. Your travel professional will ask you about your budget. Be honest! Your agent will make it work. But you should know that it is not unusual for honeymooners to blow their budget by about 10 percent (“Hey, we only get married once, right?”), so plan for a bit of a cushion.
6. Insurance?
Buy travel insurance. You never know what will happen, and because the honeymoon is likely to be a big financial and emotional investment, you want to be covered on this trip. Some policies now have options for cancellation for any reason — which could include cold feet. (But that’s not you!)
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