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Choosing Your Honeymoon Location
After you have planned your wedding, it is time for you to give your full attention to the post-wedding celebration for both of you. Think of this: “Honeymoon is the period where you can enjoy each other as newlyweds and it is rightful to make it extra special.”
If choosing where to spend your honeymoon becomes a problem to both of you, then consider the questions below:
What do you want experience?
Among all the other concern in choosing your honeymoon location, this question is the most important for it will narrow down your possible places you can go. Here are the questions that would give you additional help: Do you like to experience the sun? Do you want to see beaches? Do you like nature experience? Do you want a honeymoon with full of entertainment? Do you want an adventure honeymoon? Do you want to spend your honeymoon with winter activities?
If you have answered, “yes” to one of these questions, then you have led yourself to the next question.
Where do you want to go?
If you happen to choose beaches over everything else, you might consider going to Hawaii, Caribbean or Fiji. If you happen to prefer entertainment, then Las Vegas is the place to be. Knowing where to go would keep your list of possible destination shorter.
What amenities would you like to have?
In one location, there are several hotels or resorts where you can possibly stay. And each has different amenities and services to offer. Identifying what do you want to have is very important before setting an exact location for your honeymoon. Make research on the different amenities and services each hotel or resort offers. If everything you need is on two or more hotels or resorts, then answer the last question.
How much do you have to spend?
Having identified everything, making sure that you have an enough budget to finance your honeymoon is very important. If you have identified 2 or more hotels, then choosing the best (with respect to your budget) is your next priority. Make sure you have enough money to spend on your chosen hotel or resort.
One more thing: the question of “when do you want to go?” would help you set your budget since the price of one resort defers from one season to another. Make sure you check on this if you want to get some savings.
After all these, you can now book for your Honeymoon Vacation.
Low Jeremy
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10 Responses to “Choosing Your Honeymoon Location”
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July 1st, 2009 at 3:48 pm
Anyone have difficulty with fiance in choosing a honeymoon location?
Just wondering if your fiance was helpful or difficult in choosing a honeymoon destination.
My fiance has been very difficult. Even before we were engaged I was pestering him to get a passport so he could go with me on a trip to visit out of the USA family of mine - he wouldn’t get one so now we can’t pick anywhere outside the USA (which is fine with me).
Now he is being difficult about not wanting to get on an airplane (although we’ve gone on 3 plane trips together in the past 4 years) so now I am exploring options within driving distance.
I’m just hoping I am not alone.
HIS! - if i left it up to him, I might get a lawn chair in our backyard with a sprinkler hooked up to the garden hose! ha ha. We have agreed, that I plan the vacations in our household. He is not a planner & can be a bit of a home-body (probably partly why he may be difficult with choosing the honeymoon). I make sure we do things he enjoys on our trips, but if I didn’t seek them out we wouldn’t go.
July 1st, 2009 at 8:50 pm
It sounds like he is being difficult just to be difficult. Try to find out if there is a reason he is being the way that he is. And you can get a passport in 2 weeks or less if necessary. My husband and I got ours in 8 days just 2 months ago so we could go on our honeymoon. Anyway, I would try to find out if there was an underlying reason for him to be such a pain?
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July 1st, 2009 at 8:52 pm
man that is difficult. my fiancee was so excited when we talked about the honeymoon.. i really wanted to go to ireland but he didnt want to go out of the US. So, we picked a place that we have never been before. Hawaii!! we actually decided on the honeymoon before we decided on a date for the wedding. haha. but we decided on it together.
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July 1st, 2009 at 8:54 pm
what why? he sounds like he doesn’t want to go on a honeymoon at all, you should ask him if he even wants to go, if he is this unenthusiastic about your honeymoon what is he going to be like with other things during your marriage?
me and my fiancee aren’t getting married for another 2years but we have chosen to go to one of the Maldive islands
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July 1st, 2009 at 8:56 pm
No, my husband and I were totally on the same page. We both love to travel, and there are so many places the neither of us have been, so we had no problem picking a destination. We originally planned to go to Chateau Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies, but realized after talking one day that we both had always wanted to take a cruise to Alaska. So we cancelled the reservations in Canada and booked our cruise.
My suggestion would be to pick 3 places you want to go and ask him which one he likes best. Tell him "none of them" is not an option unless he can suggest some place different. Then once he’s picked one, ask him if he’s sure, because once you start planning, you are not changing your plans.
Or you can sit down with him and ask him his top ten places in the world he wants to go to before he dies. Then put write them down on separate pieces of paper, fold them up and put them in a bowl, basket, hat, whatever and have him pick one out.
If he gives you the "I don’t care" line, don’t believe him. He has a place in mind…you just haven’t read his mind yet
If he absolutely, positively will NOT make a choice, then just tell him where YOU’VE decided to go, and since he will not offer up an opinion, he has relenquished his right to complain.
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July 1st, 2009 at 8:58 pm
My fiance had no input on our honeymoon plans. I knew long before we got engaged that I wanted to go to Tahiti for our honeymoon, and he just said ok. I made all the arrangements, although he did come with me to the travel agent. I think at one point he actually asked me what there was to do there. haha
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July 1st, 2009 at 9:00 pm
my god was mine difficult.. he still is!
we haven’t settled on where we are going just the fact we are going after he gets out of AIT.
we are stuck between disneyland and a cruise… but he won’t tell me what he wants to do.
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July 1st, 2009 at 9:02 pm
sounds like is not interested in going on a honeymoon I do not think you should marry this guy if he is difficult now , he will be impossible later
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July 1st, 2009 at 9:04 pm
I have the exact opposite issue. My fiance is more excited about the honeymoon than the day ( which I cant really blame him for we are going to the dominican republic for 8 days!) Anyways, he actually wanted to plan the honeymoon before we even had wedding stuff sorted. My fiance loves to travel and I am really not surprised by his reaction. I think the reason why your fiance isnt as helpful is because he is not crazy about airplanes. My best friend is like that and she will put off trips as well. I would just continue speaking to him, give him good ideas, paint images in his head. When he imagines all the special time alone with you, romantic dinners etc. maybe he will change his mind?
One thing I would def do is make sure he is committed to going on this trip as there is nothing worse than a grumpy person on a vacation.
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July 1st, 2009 at 9:06 pm
I’m wondering why you are so worried about the honeymoon. Just curious because it’s possibly the only thing he gets to make plans for and actually have some control over. Isn’t the wedding enough stress without worrying about the honeymoon as well?
I don’t mean to sound ugly, but give it to him and tell him to let you know how to pack. It will releave tons of stress that you don’t need right now. And you can be surprised at how well he pulls things together when he needs to. And trust me, you want a husband who can take care of things and doesn’t have to depend on you to get it all done.
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