What to do on a honeymoon.

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The Maldives - you can get some deals there that would bring it to about £1k each. Sunshine, unclutterred beaches, clear seas with loads of marine life, no news no shoes attitude. I went there and felt fantastic when I came back. Totally destressed.
 

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Married to Night Train
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Salford, UK
If you tell folk you're on a honeymoon you might get upgrades :smile:

Or billed at twice the going rate! People assume money is no object for weddings...

We're hoping the hall at my workplace will provide the venue for the reception, it's fairly cheap to hire, and who knows, they might give me a discount.... After all, all the staff will be invited!
 

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Congratulations.
Assuming you don't really need a wedding list because you've got everything, then try what a friend of mine did and ask for contributions to a honeymoon fund... they managed to up their budget by a tidy amonut
 

threebikesmcginty

Corn Fed Hick...
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Assuming you don't really need a wedding list because you've got everything, then try what a friend of mine did and ask for contributions to a honeymoon fund... they managed to up their budget by a tidy amonut

Mercenary gits*, if you've got everything you need you should insist people don't give you anything.


*in the nicest possible way!
 
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MissTillyFlop

MissTillyFlop

Evil communist dictator, lover of gerbils & Pope.
We went to Australia on honeymoon but the wedding was done on the cheap. We didn't buy new clothes! We wore clothes we already owned and saved a lot of money. Getting to Aus was expensive though but once there, not so bad.

Have you thought of Croatia, Estonia or Poland for a holiday. All lovely and inexpensive. Or Cornwall - you can drive there and take dogs if you have any. We go to Cornwall quite often, would like to live there (Should have moved down when we left Scotland!) There is diving, surfing, decent beaches and quiet bits, even in the middle of the summer hols.

Have you considered a plan B of getting away for a long weekend after the wedding and then having a nice (cheaper) holiday, off season? I am assuming by your window of dates that you might be teachers or some such though.

Congratulations on your impending wedding :-)
Thanks! amazing suggestions. He's a teacher. I'm rather less sensible in my choice of career - though I do admin in a schol to pay the bills sometimes! October half term is quite cheap - we went to Sicily on a groupon deal this year ( I booked it before he proposed) and the whole thing cost under £500 for us both, including flights and car hire.

I'm quite liking all these suggestions of central/southern Europe.
 
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