Valuable Tips On Honeymoon Planning

From the time you have your engagement photos taken, you are talking about the wedding and as often talking about a HONEYMOON.  Selecting a honeymoon location agreeable to both of you is a lot of fun. Just looking at the areas of the world and the exciting ideas for exploration they provide adds to realm of possibilities. We find couples want a range of activities from extreme sports to quiet lagoons, rain forests to safari resorts. The world has a lot to offer, and of course there are ideas available for less expensive honeymoon trends to the luxury. We encourage you to take a good look at the Honeymoon Gift Registries that make your honeymoon part of your gift list for your wedding invitation guests.

Along with using  HoneymoonLinks.co .... Here are some valuable tips on honeymoon planning:

* Leaving the country? You will need to apply for the passport and maybe a visa months in advance. Some country require you get immunization shots, so line that up also after inquring from a travel agent or checking with the local tourism board where you plan to visit.
* Prepare your packing with any medications needed, sun blocks and liquid items in small containers within zip-lock-bags - packed inside your suite cases.
* Bring an address book with prescription numbers and medication names. Sometimes our flights are delayed. Bring any medical/insurance cards and do NOT carry your social security number.
* Saving money on a trip? Get a hotel room with a kitchenette so you can prepare a few meals. Drive a short distance to the honeymoon area. Enter contests to win a trip. Look for two-for-one deals on cruises. Find resorts that give your the 4th night free. Look for cruises that include the airfare. Ask your wedding guests for pre-paid-Visa gift Cards. Consider a house rental at a beach or lake.

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SEVEN Big Tips on Planning Your Honeymoon

Considering how the world has become smaller, the Honeymoon is often planned with as much detail as a wedding. Here are a SEVEN Big Tips for creating a fun time together.

1. Budget a third to a half more for excursions, tips and restaurants if the location is not all-inclusive. It really helps to lower your costs if the hotel serves you breakfast as part of the cost.

2. Several of the big name resorts for honeymooners are offering the airfare included through bonded travel agencies or a free wedding package

3. Booking online can be a “blind purchase” unless you have been there previously. Believe me, their websites can include the best photos and leave out the section of town they are in – which could be unsafe. Travel agents have often been to the resorts and know the type of service they deliver.

4. Discounted cruises can be a bargain but you will need funds for tips and a few excursions and served drinks while aboard.

5. Couples can be exhausted after planning a wedding. Getting on an airplane and flying through two or three airports of 6 to 12 hours will add to your honeymoon exhaustion. Many couples are opting to begin their honeymoon a week or so later after the wedding day.

6. Check the web for discounted excursion or entry fees grouped for the area or check with the Visitor’s Bureau for important things to see while visiting.

Final tip - first few days of sun can be disaster to cuddling on your honeymoon..... if you burn easily. General rule - 15 minutes first day and build to half hour – then maybe up to one hour a few days later….even sun block will not help with over-exposure to the sun.  

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Free Access to Thousands of wedding and honeymoon locations and wedding professionals linked on WeddingLinks.co for local, USA and various areas of the world. This resources is great for planning a destination wedding. 


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