Honeymoon in canadian rockies?
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If you like to hike, the trail that leads up over Barrier lake off Kaninaskis (sp?) parkway is easy enough for most people, and provides a really nice view of the aqua-green lake.  If you go on a weekday, it will probably be deserted.  If you go on a weekend, expect others.\n\nDrive or bike (if you're bikers, it IS hilly) the minnewanka lake loop.  Rent a canoe here or lake louise.\n\nDrive the Bow Valley parkway.  Odds are you will see a lot of wildlife.  There is also a very easy trail to some water fall off the bow valley parkway, but the name escapes me.\n\nI am from Calgary, but now live in Houston.  \n\nMy Fiancee and I did the Jasper / Banff thing last summer, and we much perferred Jasper acutally, a lot fewer people, and the accomidations in a private little cabin just outside of Jasper with a nearby river was very romantic.  Again, the name escapes me :(\n\nOr better yet, do both.  The drive from Banff to Japser is great, and there are other falls and the columbia icefields along the way.\n\nGood Luck. :)
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there are a lot of web sites you will have to keep looking go under canadian immigration marriage laws. and see what you have to do
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first of all, discuss it with your hubby both of your preference and  check your finances, time and place. ask yourself if you should go for exotic places, island hop, out of the country, famous town or nearby area.\n\nif romantic, try italy (venice) or france (paris). if adventure, try hawaii (maui) or australia (melbourne). if explorer type-try africa (kenya) or south america (brazil). if love 24 hours non stop fun- try las vegas or new jersey. if exotic-try tahiti or jamaica. if nature lover-try canada (alberta) if sea farer-try cruises in mexico, barbados or greece.\n\nthere are plenty of choices, just think it over with your hubby and both of you can figure the best place to spend your honey moon.  \n\ngood luck on your choice of place and before i forget, congratulations on your marriage.......
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Breckenridge and Vail are great choices if you are staying at the resort. If staying in Denver, I recommend trying Winter Park. It is closer to Denver, gets more snow than Summit or Vail counties and you will save some money on the lift ticket. THE SKIING IS AWESOME!
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Rocky Mountains.  Care to be more specific????
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Check out the YMCA in Estes Park, and also the one in Winter Park. In Estes Park there is also Rocky Mountain National Park. Lovely lovely place. Horesback riding and all that. \nBetween Vail and Steamboat Springs there is a place called State Bridge. You can go tubing on the river on starting at that point. \nThis is a little west of the area you specified, but I would check out Glenwood Canyon Resort (the canyon itself has a sign that claims it to be one of the most beautiful places in the world. They just might be right).
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I don't know if they have marriage commissionaires or not where you live. But in Canada we do and they are allowed to perform non-denominational ceremonies that are recognized by the government.  We are getting married next year and a friend of my fiance is a commissionaire and so will be performing our wedding at a an outdoor ceremony at a nice hotel.  We will then move inside for the reception, dinner and dance.  Good luck in your search for a non-traditional wedding also.
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hello ,\n\nit was a pretty delicate question...\n\ni know what everybody is reminded off during honeymoon is only sex!\n\nbut there is lot more to it . it is the only time when you can be together without thinking about the tensions of life\n\ntips:\n\n* select a quite and romantic place with lots of scenic beauty..if its a place like india then its darjeeling or shimla in the north or ooty, kodaikanal,munnar in the south and may be the carribeans or mauritius..sri lanka is also very nice\n\n* enjoy every minute of your stay and make sure wherever you stay your safe and can enjoy the facilities of the hotel\n\n* visit some of the nearby places  and relax yourself..spend yourself every minute with your spouse and make sure you 'll dont argue or fight since we have time for it later..\n\n* decide how long your honey moon is going to be and where and get packed accordingly.get a special gift for your spouse and \nsurprise him/her so that it would be a memorable honeymoon..\n\n* take time and understand each other and dont rush into anything..always hug each other or walk in hands and make each other feel warm.. it is a special experience ,be passionate and enjoy this romantic trip and you will have a wonderful experience... \n\nmy best wishes and have a safe trip!
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My friend owns one here in Austin TX and its awesome. Here's the link.\nhttp://www.carringtonsbluff.com\nThey do weddings all the time and have honeymoon packages with champagne and strawberries, and whatever else you might want.
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Christmastime weddings are beautiful.  And snowy honeymoons make for more cuddle-by-the-fire time.
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My sister did this for her honeymoon and they had a great time. We also live in Ohio.\n\nHere are some links for you:\nhttp://www.gpubs.com/oac/\nhttp://columbusoh.about.com/od/amishcountry/\nhttp://www.ohioparks.net/amish_country_area.htm\n\nHave a great trip!
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Actually Canada IS on the Ring of Fire, which circles the Pacific Ocean more or less.\n\nCanada does have volcanoes on its west cost where the Rockies and Cascades continue north out of the United States.  \n\nYou don't have to be on the Ring of Fire to have volcanoes either, just along an active fault typically.  There are volcanoes all over the world where the plates meet.  Canada doesn't have volcanoes over most of its land though because it is spread across a continental plate which is too thick in the middle to have hot spots (like the Pacific plate does where we see the Hawaiian islands).  Where it meets the Pacific and Juan de Fuca plate in the west though there is enough movement to form mountains and strato volcanoes (like Mt. St. Helens which is not far from Canada, in Washington State).
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What's inexpensive for you?  Where are you located? \n\nTry a park, a B&B, a beach, a ranch, a lake, a waterfront area, a restaurant that has beautiful gardens, a winery.  Or, you could always have the wedding & the honeymoon at the same time at a place like Sandals or Beaches or Club Med.  Their weddings are generally free. . .
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yes there seems to be such a site its your lucky day.\n\nThe Colorado Tourism Office (CTO) was created by the legislature July 1, 2000, to promote Colorado as a tourism and travel destination. The CTO replaces the Colorado Tourism Board and the Colorado Travel and Tourism Authority.  The office is governed by a board of directors consisting of fifteen members, including four legislators and eleven members appointed by the Governor and representing various tourism and travel industry segments. Administrative oversight is provided by the Office of Economic Development and International Trade.
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Call up some of Canada wedding planers and ask them for referral.
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colorado (the rocky mountains)
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Have you tried Canada? The US will not honor the marriage but if you want to. May it be happy and joyful for the both of you.