Planning for honeymoon...

i'm single so didn't have the experience of planning for a honeymoon. however i do take trips to other countries. i usually try to take one long trip and one short trip every year. long trips usually last a week, not that long in many's measurement. short trips last a couple of days, usually 3 to 4 days. for long trips, i try to go for places that i've never been before. while short trips i go to places that i've visited and thoroughly enjoyed myself. how i identify my destination for the long trips are simple. i just ask myself this question - if i were to die tomorrow, what is the place that i will most regret not visiting. that usually does the trick. however, if there is more than one place then it'll be a matter of my schedule and the flight schedule. whether the peak season coincide with my leave period and stuff like that. however, if i do go for a honeymoon, i'd choose a place that doesn't have too much activities. a honeymoon is for two person to get used to living together and understand each other better. it's also a good time to 'discover' certain habits as you'd be in a more forgiving mood while on holiday. if the days are packed with activities, how are you going to know your partner better?

i'm not married yet but i want to go to maldives or to niagara falls. i also love to go to some countries like japan, korea, china, hong kong, taiwan, canada and hawaii

We spent our "late" honeymoon in the Cayman Islands. The 7 mile white sand beach there is so pretty. Very peaceful and calming. It is just expensive over there but so worth it.

I went to Venice in Italy for my honeymoon. I hope that you can choose the perfect location for your honeymoon. If you want it close to home you could choose Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines or Indonesia. All of these countries would offer palm fringed beaches, friendly people and interesting sites. You don't have to take a package you could cheaply forget what you would both like to go. I would buy a flight then go island hopping in the Philippines. Good luck and have a wonderful honeymoon to celebrate the start of your happy marriage.

finally you're going on your honeymoon, ah gong! congrats on that! I guess there's nothing such as the perfect honeymoon, so don't pressure yourselves so much... I think the first thing to decide is the budget, then you can narrow down to all the available choices. of course you could also tailor the duration to fit your budget. For instance, we went to NZ, but only the south island, and only for 9 days. so it wasn't as pricey as some NZ honeymoons which are like 14 days and north and south, which incurs extra inland flights and the like. Also accommodation is more expensive there compared to south east asian standards, so every extra night chalks up and snowballs the total sum required. Where are you considering for a start? I found it useful to first decide whether i wanted a totally chill out holiday (e.g. maldives, bali) or a holiday to see new places and gorgeous scenery. I knew i didn't want a holiday where i had to rush from place to place to see landmarks (e.g. europe), or a totally nua holiday (my friends were bored stiff in maldives). so nz was the perfect choice. It was SOOOOOO beautiful. And there was no language barrier. The only thing was, we kinda looked forward to local food after all those days there!

Hmm... when planning an out of town trip/honeymoon the first thing that I will consider is the budget. I've been married for almost 5 months but we don't have our honeymoon yet. We prioritize first the expenses that we had during our wedding then we need to save up afterwards. I'm still in the process of making plans to go to Boracay either on April, May or June. I'm just waiting for the airlines here for their promo packages after the Holy Week which is considered to be the Super Peak Season. Due to it's long holiday off, a lot of people take advantage to hit the beach during this period of Lenten Season.

On my honeymoon, 8 months ago, we went to our own island, Bali.. well we live in Bali and this island is already a beautiful one, beside of the budget we've decided not to go too far and we can save the airplane tickets for another luxury treats. The honeymoon was great, we just travel 1,5 hours away and stayed in a beautiful hotel with ricefield view and just enjoying the moment without going for shopping or sightseeing, because we already know this place..We are really have a great time together.. and no need to worry about the budget..