Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Search for a cruise available right after your wedding day. Look at destinations and the average weather in those destinations when planning your honeymoon. Also consider the departure location. You lovebirds have to get to the embarkation point to board the cruise.
Step2
Set a price range. Decide exactly what you can afford. Choose a destination and ship for your cruise. Each cruise line and each ship offers something different. Some cater to families while others focus on serving adults. Some have wave pools while others have great food and spas. Know what you want from the cruise and go after it.
Step3
Consider getting a larger room. Most cruise ships price rooms according to size. When rooms on a ship are small to begin with, spending a little more money to have a larger room with a balcony becomes a good investment.
Step4
Read through the entertainment provided on the ship. See if they have activities centered on couples. Different cruise lines cater to different age groups. Carnival Cruise Line caters to people in their 20s and 30s while passengers of The Silver Seas are usually retired adults.
Step5
Check the honeymoon packages to see how much room service is included in the price. Most cruise ships offer strawberries and champagne or canapés from room service. Others offer dinner for two with a bottle of wine. Choose the option that fits you and your new spouse the best. An all-inclusive package may save you money in the long run.
Step6
Take a honeymoon photograph on the ship. Cruise ships have a photographer that takes pictures of passengers a various points during the cruise. Many honeymoon cruise packages include photography packages.
Step7
Look into massage and spa treatments. Most cruise lines have a spa on board. Check to see if couples packages are available.
Comments
ashiflett said
on 9/29/2007 Excellent information!