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The word "Honeymoon" has had different means through the millennia. It is derived from the Old English or Scandinavian practice of drinking mead, fermented honey, and water, during the first month of marriage in order to improve the likelihood of conception. "Hony'' refers to the new marriage's sweetness, as well as the European custom to supply newlyweds with the month-long lasting alcoholic liquor mead. "Moone" refers to how long that sweetness might probably last, or from the changing aspect of the moon- from full to waning. Now "Honeymoon" simply means a vacation after your wedding or a holiday spent together by a newly married couple following their wedding day.
The honeymoon is one of the most anticipated parts of having a wedding. Although a honeymoon can be as long as you want it to be or however long it takes for you to relax after the stress of the wedding, the average length of a honeymoon is 7 to 10 days long. Some couples choose to go on a "mini-moon" which can last 2-3 days to save money.
Although honeymoons may not be at the top of the priority list for wedding planning, it is still important to plan and book far in advance. Most planners recommend you book your honeymoon six to nine months prior to departure for your honeymoon. Most popular hotels sell out quickly, so booking far in advance will provide you with the guarantee that you have a nice place to stay on your honeymoon.
Honeymoons can end up costing a lot of money for the couple. The best way to manage your budget and save as much money as possible is to know the factors that can impact the cost of the honeymoon. The top three factors are location, season, and amenities. The farther away the destination is from home, the more expensive the total honeymoon will cost. Staying stateside would be significantly cheaper than going across the pond to Europe to celebrate the wedding. Many popular vacation destinations have high and low seasons, for example, planning a honeymoon to Fiji from July to September will cost more than if you visit in March. The last major factor is amenities. Amenities and excursions can increase the amount you will spend on the honeymoon. Depending on how much you want to do and see on your honeymoon, the cost can vary widely.
Honeymoon funds are just like gift registries, although it is all about the experience. They are very easy to set up because of the wide array of websites that offer the same type of service. First, you need to choose the best honeymoon registry for your needs. Some registries contain hidden fees that could take some of your money without your knowledge, so it is important to do research on the different types of funds available. The next task is to customize your registry by adding profile pictures, writing an engaging welcome message, making it fit the theme of the wedding, etc. Setting a recommended contribution amount will provide guidance to guests who have never used a honeymoon fund before. When creating honeymoon gifts and experience it is ideal to break up honeymoon plans or large funds into smaller "guest-sized bites." Publishing the registry and sharing it is probably the most important step in setting up your fund. Putting a link to the website on your wedding website and having your bank details is a perfect start, having it in a location where it is easily accessible to all guests. Linking your bank account to the registry will make it infinitely easier to receive your guests' contributions, also check if there is a transfer fee with the website you choose.
A Travel Agent is a person whose job is to arrange travel on behalf of their clients. Their task is to simplify the travel planning process for their customers in addition to providing consultation service and entire travel packages. Travel agents arrange transportation, accommodations, and entertainment for business and individual travelers after first assessing their needs and desires. Agents may specialize by type of travel, such as leisure or business, or by destination. Travel agents also promote travel packages on behalf of cruise lines, resorts, and specialty travel groups.
Travel Agents used to make most of their money on commissions but through the years, it has started to become a smaller portion of their income than it used to be. They often earn commissions from travel vendors they book for their clients. They don't get the commission until after their clients' travel is completed. Service fees are the bulk of travel agents' revenue now. Some agents might charge a flat fee per basic airline ticket, others might charge on an hourly basis, depending on how much research your itinerary requires. Specialized services are only used by some travel agencies. They specialize in specific types of travel, such as corporate travel or group travel, and earn money based on their expertise in that area.
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