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While planning your perfect wedding, many of you are also planning your perfect honeymoon at the same time. Although some couples may put off the honeymoon until a more convenient time, most couples depart for their destination honeymoon directly after the wedding. This is why deciding on your honeymoon spot should be well thought out, fun, relaxing, and a romantic time for you and your partner to cherish forever. This is also why choosing a honeymoon spot wisely is very important. Overall, your goal when choosing a honeymoon destination should be based on being together in a relaxing environment with no hassles and outrageous expenses behind it. 

 

The following list are things to consider when looking for your honeymoon spot…

  •  When making reservations, be sure to mention that this is for your honeymoon because you can possibly be upgraded to a special suite or receive free amenities or other perks reserved just for honeymooners
  • Evaluate how much money you can spend and determine a realistic budget 
  • Research the best weather for where you are specifically traveling 
  • Determine whether or not you prefer all-inclusive resorts vs. those where you pay for food and beverages separately. 

 

Budget Tips:

  • Consider locations with lower off-season rates (talk to a professional).
  • Ask your family/ friends if they have extra frequent flyer miles, hotel points, car rental points, etc.
  • Consider a honeymoon registry, especially if you do not need a lot of household items. These household items could be replaced for special  excursion bookings or the overall cost of your trip credit.

 

Honeymoon Destination Ideas:

  • Hawaii
  • Mexico
  • Jamaica
  • St. Lucia
  • Bahamas
  • Dominican Republic
  • Tahiti
  • Fiji
  • Antigua
  • Italy

 

What essentials to bring with you on your big retreat…

  1. Passports or visas as needed
  2. Photo identification / driver licenses
  3. Cameras to capture these moments
  4. Emergency points of contact
  5. Language translation books if needed