As the weather here in the Northeast turns grey and cold, we
all start to think about getting away to somewhere warm. Many newlyweds do
choose somewhere tropical as their honeymoon site – what says vacation more
than sunny beaches, palm trees and relaxing poolside? Luckily, planning for a
honeymoon is only slightly more complicated than any other vacation.
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| Are you dreaming of a tropical honeymoon? |
Many couples take part in a honeymoon registry. Instead of
wedding gifts, they register for the vacation of their dreams. They are still very controversial – many people
find them inappropriate. If you are going to have a honeymoon registry, my best
advice is to follow the rest of the registry rules. Putting the information on
your wedding website or getting the information out through word-of-mouth is
ok, but never put registry information on your invitation. Also, many of your
guests still may not like it; make you sure you give them some options on a
regular registry, too.
Do your research on your honeymoon location. You may not
want to hit the Caribbean during the height of hurricane season! You’ll also
want to be sure you know about things like passport and immunization
requirements, crime statistics and more.
And remember! If you are planning on changing your name, but
are leaving right away on your honeymoon, all travel needs to be in the name
that’s listed on your passport or ID.
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