Honeymoon Travel Agents

Booking your honeymoon online is a great time- and moneysaver, but it’s reassuring to speak with an actual human being.

Before you book that romantic travel package, ask your travel agent if she’s actually been to that tropical island, that luxury hotel, that all-inclusive beach resort. If she (or he!) has been there, done that, you’ll get a real insider’s report on what to do, what to pack and what to happily expect. If your agent has never even BEEN to Hawaii (or Paris, Tahiti, or wherever), her guess is as good as yours!

Mention You´re Honeymooners

Going on your honeymoon? Well, don’t be afraid to mention that fact when you’re making your reservations for a restaurant, hotel, cruise or anything else. Announce it when you arrive--hey, you’re happy--tell everyone! Plus, special accommodations and gifts, ranging from upgraded rooms to flowers, fruit baskets and free champagne, are often given to honeymooners. So, share the joy and reap the rewards!

What´s a Honeymoon Registry?

If what you’d most like as a wedding gift is a great honeymoon, you should consider signing up with a honeymoon registry.

Sure, online wedding registries take a little of the romance out of gift-giving, but they also take away the guesswork and the parking hassles for the guest, and they save you from opening (yet another) well-meant small appliance.

Honeymoon registries simply offer up bits of your honeymoon expenses as gifts to be purchased. One guest’s gift might be 500 miles of your airfare to Hawaii, another guest might buy one night at your resort or hotel, a night on the town, etc.

A honeymoon gift registry may not pay for your entire honeymoon, but they’re lots of fun to set up--and you never can tell!

Honeymoon Packing Tips

If you’re not sure what to pack for your honeymoon, whether your destination is rafting and a camping trip under the stars or a romantic Caribbean cruise, ask your travel agent, if you’re using one.

If you’ll be staying at a hotel or resort, they can tell you whether or not to bring your iron, hairdryer or alarm clock. They can also give you an idea of what kind of whether to expect.

Wherever you’re going, it’s a good idea to limit your clothes to just a few colors. That way, you can mix and match and come up with lots of outfits from just a few items.