What will happen in honeymoon

This goes double for selfies by the way. Nobody should have enough time free on their honeymoon to be taking selfies to put up on their favorite social network sight.

First of all, it's pretty annoying to be somewhere on holiday and see everything being taken up by an entire group, whether it's a family or not.

Secondly, we don't want to think about the logistics of having an entire family along for a romantic time such as a honeymoon.

We won't go into what happens on a honeymoon because we all already know what goes on, but we'll just say that the family should not be getting involved! There are two reasons why people wouldn't do this, and to be honest, we find both of them as annoying and pathetic as the other, so let's take a look! First of all, ignorant couples will just assume that their US currency should work everywhere else, and so they will turn up with their own currency and refuse not to use it.

Secondly, they forgot to do this. If you're forgetting what is supposed to be the happiest time in your life, then your priorities are definitely not right! We're not talking about cuddling or snuggling here! If people need reminding that they shouldn't be doing this sort of stuff while they're public, whether it's their honeymoon or not, then we think these couples shouldn't be allowed out of the house if we're honest!

Keep it in your room and don't bring it into our holiday, okay?! The hotel spa is a place for everyone to relax, and just because it's your honeymoon doesn't mean you won't be arrested for this sort of thing. If they happen to get the best table in the house, or if they book ahead, then that's absolutely fine, but if they kick up a stink in the restaurant, then they are the most annoying kind of person.

Somebody is already sat there, and they will take how long they want, because they were lucky or maybe they booked ahead! Okay, we will admit that there are obviously places across the world, such as nudist beaches, where people can take all of their clothes off with the person they love and it's all cool!

That being said, not everyone is comfortable with this sort of thing, so try not to do it by the side of the hotel pool or at any old beach, because you may be surrounded by a lot of people who just don't feel comfortable with what is happening. Getting married and going on a honeymoon can sort people a lot of money, but we don't think it should be this way! Couples are going to need a lot of money if they want to properly kick off their marriage the right way.

Rather than throw all of their money at what is essentially a one off party, we suggest they put some of it to one side and get themselves a proper house or something with it instead! To be honest, this is important for every traveller to keep in mind while they're on holiday, but it seems that people on their honeymoon are more likely to do it due to their jovial nature.

The native people of the land that you're visiting have a right to enjoy their culture without people disrespecting it. They have to live their everyday, so learn their customs and ensure that you don't step outside of the social boundaries! We're all about sharing food and we have no problem with couples doing this, but when they're in public and hand feeding each other, it really puts us off our own food. There's something romantic about doing this sort of thing in the privacy of your own room, but it's not something that should be happening in restaurants.

Before you start sharing food in this way, have a think about how other people watching you may feel! We know it's none of our business, but whenever we see someone order food for someone else, we always think that there must be issues with that couple. Who do you think you are?

Just let the other person get whatever they want, whether you think it's the best thing on the menu or not! If somebody did this to us, we would be getting out of that restaurant fast, never mind calling off the wedding! No matter how long somebody has been married, the check out time is always the same for everyone, so don't get cranky when you have to get out of bed early to go home just because you happen to be on your honeymoon. Throw in the fact that sometimes people will smoke in non-smoking rooms or bring in their own booze when they shouldn't, and what we have here are some pretty arrogant honeymooners!

Isn't one honeymoon good enough for some people?! Why must they go on two to highlight just how happy they are to be married? Not only is it a massive waste of money, it makes you look like you think you're better than every other newlywed out there. Honestly, save the money and spend it on making sure that the first year of your marriage gets off to the best start, because one honeymoon is definitely enough of a celebration!

We have got to a point in society where we can essentially do everything on our phones and tablets, so it's no surprise that we find it difficult to pry ourselves away from them. However, if there is any time that people should be able to do this is when they're on their honeymoon with the love of their lives.

Find a new cocktail you both enjoy and get the recipe from the barman so you can make it at home on date nights. Discover or take some new music you will both enjoy and always associate with your honeymoon. If you have a bad weather day — it does happen a lot in the tropics — turn it into a special experience. A tropical thunderstorm with lightning can be a beautiful thing to witness together. Try a honeymoon in the Maldives. Take our quick interactive quiz to get personalised recommendations.

Travel guidelines and advice are changing constantly amid the Covid pandemic. Check the latest travel restrictions for UK residents. Here are 12 romantic things to do on your honeymoon. Talk to the hotel before you arrive If you book with a tour operator, let them know you are on honeymoon. Take a camera A good way to remove the temptation of going on your phone is to take photos with a camera.

Tie the knot In the Caribbean, Sandals Resorts offers free weddings when you book three nights or more, and a range of additional treats if you stay for seven nights or more, or book more rooms. See the sunrise Set your alarm at least once to see the sunrise. Lose the TV? Arrange romantic surprises Do you like the idea of a candlelit dinner on the beach, or a glass of champagne at sunset? Learn something new together How about taking a scuba diving course together, or learning stand-up paddle boarding?

We conducted a survey of newlyweds and asked how many times did they, ahem , get busy? The answers ranged from multiple times a day to zero. The majority 32 percent said they got down once a day. One bride we surveyed shared that she thought something was wrong when her husband wasn't interested in sex on the daily. After all, aren't you supposed to have sex every day of this particular vacation? There's no "supposed to"— every couple is different , and that bride is in good company: 28 percent of the newlyweds said they were intimate every couple of days.

Another 28 percent answered more than once a day; 6 percent said the magic happened only once on the trip, and a final 6 percent shared that sex never happened at all. You might think you know everything about your partner, but 21 percent of brides we surveyed said they learned new things about them on the honeymoon. You might not wear "Mrs. One bride shared that while she and her husband were in Maui, an older couple told her they'd been married for 50 years, at which point the normally reserved bride couldn't help but blurt out: "We've been married four days!

In addition to sharing the good news with fellow travelers, make sure to mention it while making your hotel reservation and checking in. Most hotels and resorts have something special for newlyweds—from complimentary cocktails to room upgrades —so don't be shy and take advantage of this special time in your life.

Sure, you'll want to check your phone and social media accounts occasionally, but many couples make an agreement to try and restrain themselves from social media and use it less than you usually would.

The reason? You'll want to save special moments for the two of you, and the two of you alone. By avoiding social media, you'll return to tons of tagged wedding photos and comments that will extend that special newlywed time even more.

While many newlyweds-to-be stick to strict nutritional, fitness, or lifestyle regimens in preparation for their big day, be sure to relax and live a little or a lot while honeymooning. Think about what indulgence means for you as individuals, and as a couple—and then do it. Whether it's a few cocktails and a delectable dessert, a luxurious spa treatment or two, or just ditching alarms and schedules, be sure to change things up and really let it all go to enjoy yourselves as much as you can.

In your daily routine, sunrises usually mean alarm clocks and sunsets mean the day went by and another is on the way, but on vacation, they're magical. Witnessing both may be a bit exhausting, but be sure to set aside time to share at least one together. Wake up early one morning and watch the sunrise from a special spot. Be sure to have the coffee ready. Or, if waking up before dawn sounds just awful to you, opt for the latter and cozy up with some wine as you watch the sunset on an amazing day spent with your new spouse.

We all know a picture is worth a thousand words, but we happen to think wedding and honeymoon photos are worth even more. Be sure to snap tons of photos throughout your experience, while maintaining a balance between being present in the moment and enjoying it, and capturing it at the same time as well.