Though a honeymoon is a chance for a newly married couple to spend some time together, celebrating their new life together, there is more to a honeymoon than simply picking a great destination; you need to find things to do. Even the most beautiful place can seem boring if you just sit around the entire time. Because a honeymoon is a romantic trip, what you need to do is find some romantic activities to spice up your time and to create some wonderful memories of this time in your life. To help you along, here are some ideas for a romantic honeymoon:
A Private Dinner
While your honeymoon destination is likely to have any number of great restaurants in the area, you can easily arrange a romantic, candlelit dinner in your own hotel room, allowing you to dine in privacy. A quiet dinner in your hotel room allows you to share some time with your spouse without anyone bothering you, and also gives you an evening where you don't have to worry about making arrangements for travel to a restaurant.
Practice Some Massage
Another great idea for a romantic honeymoon is to pick up a book on massage at your local bookstore before your trip, and to pack it with your travel guides and other materials when you go on your honeymoon. The touch that comes from a massage can be quite sensual and can be a way to share some closeness with your spouse. The relaxation and the nice feelings that a good massage can provide can help add to your romantic honeymoon.
Bring Some Candles
Another way to add to a romantic honeymoon is through the use of soft lighting, and little beats out candles for this. With just a few small votive candles, you can bring the light in your hotel room down to a nice, romantic level, perfect for enhancing the area around a Jacuzzi or around your bed. Either way, it sets the mood for quiet conversation or cuddling, providing a backdrop for a romantic evening.
Prepare Some Music
Whether you're using songs from your wedding reception, the first tune you and your spouse danced to, or just a mix CD of your favorite love songs, bringing along the right music can enhance the time you spend with your spouse. Just as a romantic meal, dim lights, or massage can set the tone for an evening, a night of quiet, romantic music or dancing in your hotel room can lead to a more romantic honeymoon. So when planning your honeymoon, keep these ideas in mind when you're getting ready to go, and you'll be able to add an extra spark of romance to make your honeymoon unforgettable.
Ideas For A Romantic Evening
How can you get rid of the lost-the-passion blues and rekindle the heat that not too long ago could set forests ablaze?
Try booking a night, a weekend or even a full week in a romantic getaway! As long as those "sparks" are there, a little time away just might be the ticket to create a full-blown, three-alarm fire.
There are some great ideas for romantic getaways that run the gamut as far as pricing is concerned. Passion on a budget is as doable as it is when no expense is spared!
Have a blast with these new ideas:
Booking the "honeymoon" suite at a favorite hotel or resort. There's nothing that says newlyweds have a corner on the romance market.
Going for a romantic drive in the country and staying a night (or three) at a quaint bed and breakfast.
Taking a cruise to an exotic destination. There's nothing like moonlight dancing on the water to get the romance back where it belongs in your life!
Renting a cabin in the mountains. Be sure there's a romantic fireplace included! Getting away where phones, computers and other distractions are not present can be just the ticket for fanning the flames.
Booking a trip to a destination you've both dreamed of going to. From Paris and London to San Francisco and beyond, if it's on your dream "to do" list as a couple, it fits the bill.
If kids are a concern, and money is too, send the little ones off to a friend's, the grandparents' or a sitter's for the night. Turn your home into paradise central by greeting your lover at the door with a smile and a rose. Have a candlelight dinner for two waiting, and make sure the mood has been set in the bedroom, as well.
If you're married, consider booking the room or suite you stayed in on your honeymoon (if it's possible). A return trip might help you rediscover that misplaced passion.
Camping out under the stars (with a tent for privacy later) can be just the thing to put romance back in your lives. Just the two of you, a roaring fire, a bottle of wine or champagne and the starlit sky can work wonders.
Couples get into romance ruts. It's a fact of life. Whether it's work, kids, the stress of daily living or all of these things that get in the way, the only thing stopping you from rekindling some passion if the sparks are still there is you!
Be creative. Have a little fun. Get away from it all and find each other again!
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