for married people- where did you go on honeymoon?
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Camping. Yep- we're divorced now.
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Um. ok Linked some stuff below. although sex education would have helped before the honeymoon. \n\nhope this helps
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After we'd been together for just about a month and a half, I was going to go to a concert on a Sunday to see my all time favorite - Paul Mccartney (the concert was several hours away from my home). My better half decided to surprise me with a quick getaway to Vermont beforehand, so I could meet his friends and he could show me his hometown... and have me back by Sunday morning so I would be ready to go to my concert. \n\nWe arrived Friday night in Vermont and he had gotten us a room in the most amazing resort, it was stunning and we had a lovely dinner at our favorite restaurant (we both loved the restaurant from before we'd met, this was our first time going there together) and had a wonderful time... He had me home Sunday morning so I could go see my beloved Paul McCartney... the concert was good, but it didn't hold a candle to the rest of the weekend!\n\nps- we're getting married at that resort in a few months... four years later =)
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Wow, almost the same place as the person in answer #1.  Buckro Beach, Yorktown, VA in 1999 while I was home on leave from the Army.  She was a girl from NC and a student at UNC staying with a girlfriend a few weeks that July.  We went to a small club in Norfolk, Virginia Beach, the next evening and had a real good time.  We both love to dance, and dance and dance.  Neither of us drank much, just a little wine and ate pizza together.  After I got out of the military I entered UNC as a junior, for I already had 2 full college years, and we finished school together.  Then in 2003 we got married and she's expecting our first child in late Sep 06.  How's that for a good first date.
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not single but I have been outside of the us.  I've been to england and france.  i lived in england for four years growing up...father was in the military (retired now).  Since I've been married I have been to the Carribian(sp?)
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I don't know about cheap, but we had our honeymoon at a Sandals resort, and there were several weddings everyday and they were gorgeous.  I think they take care of a lot of the details for you when you book with them, plus it being an all-inclusive, once you've paid for your trip and get there, you don't have to pay for any alcohol, scuba diving & water sports, food, even tips are already included.  They gave us a 40 pc dish set and $250 credit to use at the resort. We got couples massages, etc. Basically we didn't spend a cent when we got there, which is better than a cruise in that you don't have to whip out your credit card every time you want to get a coke.  It's also more relaxed, but there's a lot of stuff to do such as volleyball, entertainment.\n\nOur resort was in Jamaica, but there are many resorts on different islands, and they also own Beaches, which is the same package deal and resort, but it's not couples-only, it's families & singles too.\n\nSome of the people brought they're families with them. Maybe give 'em a call?
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I got married on St. Lucia at an all inclusive resort, "sandals". We had a GREAT time and it was VERY easy to do. We just told all the people who wanted to come, to meet us there. We didn't have to take care of anyone but ourselves. I reccommend it highly. We stayed at the St. Lucian Grande. It was the largest resort on the island. They took care of all the legal work, and it was all legal when we got back to the United States.
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My husband and I got married in Greece last September.  It was amazing and surprisingly much cheaper than getting married in the US.  I highly recommend it.  There are websites that can help you.
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You could always take a Cruise Vacation? It's really fun, I went one year and they have all kinds of special things for honeymooners. And you can go on Excursions off the ship. That's what I would recommend. My brother and his wife went to Sandals and they enjoyed that too.
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Moon? refrence the night of the marrige. people in the past used to get married on the day of the night before the full moon therefore the honeymoon is the full moon.
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hmmm ... from your question, if you are married, I guess its time that you and your wife visit a marrige councelor.\n\nCheers!
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i love unique and exotic places, so brazil and india sound especially tempting. it depends on you and your significant other, however; tailor the things you like to do with which place offers the most/best of it. if you like the classic on the beach tanning i'd suggest hawaii, but for anything else i wouldn't suggest it at all. add to your list: thailand. avoid bangkok, the capital, like the plague, but the south has some gorgeous beaches and amazing everything else, and the north has a jungle with tours that literally take you to paradise. (word of warning: in all countries, but especially third world, be careful of being taken advantage of financially and being cheated. make sure all financial calculations are correct, as i've had a hotel purposefully overcharge, and unfortunately the lack of oversight of the government enables them to do that. most people, however, are really good, and i've also had a pair of thai teenagers haggle out a taxi(like) ride for me to 1/3 of the price, just to be helpful and make sure we didn't get screwed. even with the "tip" we gave them we saved loads). \n\nenjoy!
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What is something the one spouse has always wanted but never splurged to get?  \n\nFor her. Maybe time at a day spa for the wife with a gift certicate to get a new outfit then you take her out to eat at a nice resterant and give her some nice piece of Jewerly (those 3 stone pendents are nice, for past, present, future or a pendent of her birthstone or the stone from the month you got married)\n\nFor a guy, is there something for his hobby that he wants to get?  A huge plasma TV?  A Lazyboy?\n\nOr for both, a nice 3 day cruise. Or going back to where your honeymoon was for a couple days. If you like wine, going to to Napa. Or getting a hot tub jointly. \n\nGood for you for getting to 25 years, you must love each other very much.
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For most...sleep.\nYou did not get a good night's sleep the night before, you have been up since 2 AM, getting ready and worrying about the guests, decorations, cake, etc.\nYou both drank and danced until the last guest left, and you have to catch a flight to your honeymoon destination in less than 10 hours.
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My friends got married in Kauai, at the Princeville hotel during sunset  It was amazing!
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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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I had a small wedding.  It wasn't nearly as expensive as a big wedding (so more money for the honeymoon and other day-to-day living costs).  The small setting was very nice and left me calm without stressing over every little detail; I was actually able to enjoy the wedding.\n\nI had initally started to plan a big wedding but realized very quickly that everyone had their hand out for money.  I realized that it could become very easy to loose focus on WHY I was planning a wedding.\n\nThe small wedding was fun for everyone and didn't eat up the entire day for me, the groom or anyone in the family.