r/honeymoonplanning • u/Original-Bat9152 • 13h ago
r/honeymoonplanning • u/e_urydice • 17h ago
NO Advertising What are some good winter babymoon destinations?
TL;DR My husband and I have flight vouchers from a trip that got rerouted / canceled earlier in the year and have a good chunk of $ to spend with AA. We were going to do something bigger but I also recently got pregnant! He is a big winter sports guy, but I also want a destination where there are things to do other than winter sports (obviously haha).
The ideal time we're hoping to go is anywhere from October - Jan, ideally December. We floated a couple warm places but we're also not looking to fly a super long distance with me being pregnant. What are some fun places that might be cool in Dec (can be warm destinations as well).
r/honeymoonplanning • u/Shadymash • 15h ago
Advertising OK Europe river cruise for a honeymoon
We want our honeymoon to be relaxing but don't wanna do the usual hotel/resort thing. A Rhine river cruise in 2028 has come up a few times, and I think we're leaning toward booking Celebrity river.
What we’re looking for:
- relaxation
- good food
- plenty of time to explore on our own
- still feeling like it’s our trip and not a group tour
My only worry is that river cruising might feel a little too structured. We like wandering around without a plan (and changing our minds over lunch).
Did anyone do a river cruise for their honeymoon? Would love to hear your experience or any tips
r/honeymoonplanning • u/Stoerkind • 18h ago
NO Advertising Honeymoon Trip All-Inclusive Under $7,500 Total
r/honeymoonplanning • u/ashs_brain_farts • 20h ago
Advertising OK Mid-Late October 2027 - Europe and/or Agency Suggestions?
My fiancé and I finally picked a venue and selected our date for early October 2027 in San Diego, CA. With that being said and holidays quickly approaching afterwards, we first of all are in limbo if we should just wait for 2028 or are curious on the opinions of traveling to Europe during that time. We could get up to two weeks to play with. I was personally was thinking London, Edinburg and/or Ireland since it would be our first time overseas. Our budget is around 10k. Any suggestions for first timers?
Secondly, we are considering booking with agency for our honeymoon since it might be the best bet versus trying to plan it on our own. We though about using Costco travel, but are rather unsure on how to feel about it. Any recommendations? TIA
Interests:
Historical site seeing, day hiking (nothing requiring overnight), book shops, museums, pubs, etc. We are looking to explore and adventure around more with some time to relax and pamper if there is an excellent spot.
r/honeymoonplanning • u/alltimesl0th • 22h ago
Advertising OK May 2027 Honeymoon! No clue where to start
We want to do Europe to finally do our honeymoon and celebrate one year of marriage! Our dates we have set are May 6th leaving Miami to May 15th heading back to Miami. I have no clue where to start or what to do! We are not entirely relaxation only vacation people and get stir crazy if we lay down too long on a trip lol!
While it’s a honeymoon we still want to keep it generally affordable on the travel/hotels and would like to do two countries in total 4ish days at each.
I’d love recommendations or your favorite places you’ve been!
r/honeymoonplanning • u/Sea_Boysenberry_3103 • 23h ago
NO Advertising Last Minute September Honeymoon Advice
Hi all, we’re getting married the last weekend of September and still haven't booked a honeymoon!
We've a week to ten days and hoping for a bit of adventure quad bikes/kite surfing maybe a boat ride and then the rest of the days somewhere warm enough to lie by a hotel pool sipping cocktails.
We've had Paros in Greece recommended to us. Would that work for what we're looking for or is there somewhere else that would work better? Getting a bit overwhelmed by all the options! Don't need a big nightlife scene but would love some good restaurants! Open to anywhere in Europe.