Minneapolis, Minnesota Jul 22, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Many couples love to travel, but your honeymoon is a trip unlike any other. That's why travel expert Bradley Schnickel works closely with clients to plan the honeymoon of their dreams. The following tips are offered in the hopes of advising couples who are considering how they would like their honeymoon to be structured.
Don't Skimp on Location or Experiences
There are times when budget travel is the way to go. Who doesn't like to save money while also seeing more of the world around them? That said, your honeymoon is not just another trip. It's an experience that will create a lifetime of memories and should be carefully planned from start to finish.
Begin by thinking about where you would like to spend your honeymoon. Your destination doesn't have to be a high-dollar resort or one of the world's priciest cities. But it also shouldn't be so low-key that it won't stand out from your other travels. Bradley Schnickel believes you can find a middle ground that will create outstanding memories that fit well within your budget.
The experiences you have during your honeymoon will also shape the overall experience. Choose excursions and events that will make lasting impressions, and spend more of your budget on activities you both will enjoy.
Don't Forget to Schedule Downtime
After many years of travel planning, Bradley Schnickel understands that the best vacations incorporate some "planned" downtime. This is especially true for newlyweds, who have often just completed months of intense planning and the wedding itself.
Your honeymoon should act as a transition into married life. While exploring your destination and engaging in activities should absolutely be part of the experience, there is also value in taking time to simply enjoy each other's company.
Whether you schedule some time by the pool, morning meditations, or sunset strolls, be sure that your honeymoon vacation includes plenty of unstructured time to relax and connect.
Connecting as a Couple
Bradley Schnickel has helped hundreds of couples plan their perfect honeymoon vacation. Over the years, he's also watched couples become incredibly stressed over honeymoon preparations.
It's important for couples to think of their honeymoon as the beginning of their married life. This is true even for couples who've lived together for years prior to getting married.
This trip should be a time to relax. To look back on the whirlwind of wedding planning and preparations. To envision all that the future might hold for you and your new family. Be sure to leave time on your trip to connect as a newly married couple.
Above all else, Bradley Schnickel urges couples to create a honeymoon experience that offers the opportunity to relax and recharge as well as explore and excite. This trip will be the beginning of the rest of your lives together and should be deeply rewarding and enjoyable.
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