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So many couples are finding the cost of their wedding so extortionate that they are having to make cutbacks in vital areas and it's usually the honeymoon that suffers.
Every last penny is spent on lavish venues, handtied bouquets, opulent dress fabrics, extravagant menus, state of the art discos, novel favours and award-winning photographers. But, when it comes to splashing out on the holiday of a lifetime - your first as man and wife packed with lots of guilt free indulgences - why do you feel the need to compromise?! It seems as though wedding guests are treated like royalty leaving the happy couple to start their married life as paupers. There's plenty of time for being penniless later - like when you've got 6 kids to feed and a hefty mortgage!
The honeymoon is such a vital part of a wedding celebration and the perfect end to all the excitement and build up of the big day. But, it's also the start of something special. It's the beginning of your marriage and therefore should be marked with a wonderful holiday. Saving money by not having a proper honeymoon will always be regretted. Make cutbacks everywhere else - give your guests chicken rather than caviar and they probably won't even notice - but don't scrimp on the holiday!
Pack your groom off to the nearest travel agents and make sure you both get the honeymoon you deserve. You can then buy your 'Just Married' Rhinestone Bikini and relish every moment of twinkling by the sea!

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My husband and I just got back from our honeymoon in London and Paris. We just wanted to warn others about booking your honeymoon, or anything in Europe or elsewhere, through Expedia. We kept calling Expedia prior to our trip to make sure our hotels were booked, and we kept telling them it was our honeymoon. My mother who is a travel agent also called to confirm our hotels.

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