Are you interested in a new trend that offers the most sensible way to plan a honeymoon? Tell your friends and family members that you two have decided to take a “multi-moon” by crafting a two-pronged getaway that makes more sense than ever, given the fact that wedding planning is so stressful.
What’s a multi-moon? Jim Augerinos, writing for Travel + Leisure magazine, explains that “instead of rushing off to a long-haul trip on the tails of a wedding,” you may wish to consider planning a “recharge getaway” following the big day and take your “dream honeymoon a few months later.”
“This spaced-out approach gives couples time to recharge after their big day and provides something to look forward to,” he adds. “It can lessen stress mentally, emotionally, and financially.” Interested in this approach? It’s simple. Declare two to five days of post-wedding time your decompression period at a romantic resort that’s relatively nearby, like a cozy mountain cabin or beach accommodation that’s near home!
Plan your honeymoon for a time that’s more convenient for you both
Taking time from work, responsibilities, and obligations is best enjoyed when you focus on nothing but that honeymoon, and for the world’s best combination of proximity, luxury, romance, and affordability, no destination compares to Coco Plum Island Resort, the adults-only sanctuary located off Belize’s Caribbean shoreline. This Shangri-La never disappoints.
Cozy cabanas create a private world of intimacy, and there won’t be kids around to disturb your tranquility. Further, every detail of your stay is pre-paid and sorted thanks to Coco Plum’s all-inclusive package, a bounty of perks that includes lodgings, meals, transport to the island, and amenities sure to entertain you both when you’re craving alone time.
With extra time you’ve been given to plan your long-awaited honeymoon, you may even find yourselves qualified for a special deal that tops your package. Current Coco Plum offers are generous, timely, and financially beneficial, making the time between your ceremony and postponed honeymoon even more exciting and anticipatory!
Benefits of waiting to take your “official” honeymoon
Consider the wisdom of newlywed Anna! She and her love discussed leaving for their honeymoon right after their wedding, but circumstances required putting it off. On “the Monday after my wedding, I felt like I got hit by a bus, and there was a 0% shot I’d make it on a honeymoon.” So many other couples echo Anna’s Reddit comments! Financially recovering between a wedding and a honeymoon offers you other advantages, the biggest of which is savings.
By delaying your trip, you two could enjoy lower seasonal rates in the Caribbean. For example, marry during high season and vacation during shoulder season, when it’s less crowded, less expensive, and that wedding planning stress and exhaustion is history. Join the honeymoon revolution, engaged couples—where common sense and benefits abound—and thus your marriage will get off to a stellar start!
