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Top Ten Honeymoon Destinations 2008
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Top Ten Honeymoon Destinations 2008.
Italy, Hawaii, Tahiti, Mexico, Greece, Costa Rica, Bali, Fiji, France and Turk and Caicos.
Best city for a honeymoon.Paris, Venice, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, SydneyTop Destinations for honeymoon by category.Best for Beaches are Turks and Caicos, Tahiti and Hawaii. Best for Romantic are Tahiti, Hawaii and Italty. Best for Nightlife are Las Vegas, New York and Brazil. Best for Food are Italy, France and New York. Best for Culture are Italy, France and Greece. Best for Adventure are Costa Rica, South Africa and Educador/Galapagos. Best for Snorkling and Diving are Belize, Australia and Cayman Islands. Best for Winter Sports are Switzerland, Canada and Colorado. Most Affordable are Mexico, Las Vegas and Domincan Republic.Checklist of destination wedding couple attributes - adventurous spirit, family is spread out, can range from being budget-minded to having no limit on price, don’t want to deal with the stress, second marriage.The following properties and destinations have special offers. Dreams Resorts and Spas, Secrets Resorts and Spa, Couples Resorts, Superclubs, Holiday Inn Aruba, Holiday Inn Jamaica, Fiji.Second Honeymoon destinationsHawaii, Cruise, Caribean, Jamaica, Cancun, Europe, Italty, Mexico, Tahti, St LuciaTop Trends in Honeymoons.Exotic locals, adventure destinations, over the top luxury, spa experience, food and wine oriented.Resorts for destination weddings in the Dominican Republic are Dreams Punta Cana Resort, Sunscape Casa del Mar La Romana and Sunscape Puna Cana in the Dominican Republic there is no waiting period.Resorts for destination weddings in Mexico are Palace Resorts, Le Blanc, Dreams, Secrets and Sunscape. There is a 3 day wait to marry.Maui and Honolulu there is no waiting time to marry.Cities in Europe.Italty, France and Greece, Rome, Florence, Venice, Paris, the South of France, the Loire Valleyand Greek Isles.Tahitian WeddingsHoneymooners who wish to do something different, or those celebrating a special aniversary, can have a tahitian wedding ceromony or vow renewal (not legal binding). There are a number of variations of the ceromony, but it traditionally begins with the bride being treated to a smoothing monoi-oil massage by her tahitian “bridesmaid” while being sung to and adorned with fragrant flowers. The groom is taken to a motu (small islet) by outrigger canoe, painted with tatoos and given a crown of tropical leaves. The bride wears traditional tahitian wedding pareu and flowered headpiece. A priest conducts the ceromony in tahitian , and each couple is given a tahitian name and a name for their first-born child.
