How to Plan a Great Honeymoon

Be Honest About What You Want
Your honeymoon is not the time to keep quiet and build resentment over the fact that you’re not having a good time, and a lot of couples find that one member sacrifices their idea of a perfect honeymoon due to what the other member wants. If your groom-to-be wants to head off to see the ancient ruins of Egypt but your idea of fun is something a lot more relaxed, don’t neglect to mention it—you’ll just end up wishing you had.
Instead, have a long talk about what you both want out of a honeymoon. Time together is obviously the most important thing, but so is being able to relax and celebrate your recent nuptials. You’ll find that when you’re both honest about what you want, a compromise is a lot easier to reach.
Spoil Yourselves
Budget is always an important consideration, but there are ways you can make your honeymoon extra-special with a few luxuries. If your budget only extends to a very basic overseas holiday, why not choose a domestic destination and spend the money on really living it up? Alternatively, instead of asking for gifts in your wedding registry, ask that money be donated towards your honeymoon fund - and then use the cash to splash out on a trip you’ll never forget.
No Fuss
Long, complicated travel itineraries do not make for a relaxing honeymoon. After the stress of organizing a wedding, the last thing you want to be doing is spending your time consulting maps, guidebooks and a strictly scheduled itinerary in order to get everything done that you had planned.
Instead, why not choose a holiday package in which most of the worrying and planning is done for you? A Fiji cruise or an all-inclusive resort where everything is pre-paid and taken care of is the perfect way to free up time on your honeymoon!
2 komentar:
yes is good idea to use a holiday package for honeymoon.
nice posting..
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