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Agree
on a honeymoon that suits both of your personalities.
Hedonistic hammock-dozers and lovers of la dolce vita
will swoon for a beach resort in the Caribbean,
Hawaii,
Fiji or Tahiti. Exotic dreamers who love to scuba
dive and snorkel will flip for the Seychelles and
Palau. Or fly to a cosmopolitan European
city that has a great restaurant and theater scene.
If a sprig of forsythia, wooded strolls and a vintage
bottle of wine stirs your souls, a country inn in
New
England
or Napa
Valley has newlywed written all
over it.
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Talk
about how you'll pay for the honeymoon and, if it's
necessary to save up for it.
Pick a package. A travel agent will be wired into the
latest and greatest land, air and car packages, which
cost less than booking accommodations, flights and car
rental separately. A typical Hawaiian
or Caribbean honeymoon package might include a cocktail
greeting, a champagne breakfast, a dinner at the resort,
and complimentary golf cart and greens fees, all for
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Purchase
travel insurance, if you're not already covered by your
credit card or insurance. If you are going abroad, exchange
a few days' worth of currency before you leave. If you're
going off the beaten path, make sure your vaccinations
are up to date .
Pack for the honeymoon well before the wedding. There's
plenty on your plate already.
Make arrangements for transportation to and from the
airport and to have your home and pets cared for in
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