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blepharisma said...
Cute!! My question: what is the wildest thing that people have told you they've put in their Honeymoon Bag??
ANSWER: Nothing is too wild since you’re on your honeymoon. People mainly stick to the basics: beach towels, beach wear, sun tan lotion, cosmetics, magazines, lingerie, etc.
Jen M said...
Such a cute bag... We just booked our honeymoon for the Dominican Republic at the Excellence Punta Cana in June 2009. 2 questions: 1. What are the most commonly forgotten items when packing for a beach honeymoon?
ANSWER: Sunscreen/Sunblock2. In the Dominican Republic, what things should we absolutely not miss out on?
ANSWER: I’ve heard Saona Island and horseback riding on the beach are not to be missed.
Christie said...
The honeymoon bag is absolutely adorable! My question is do wedding guests find it tacky when a couple has a honeymoon registry? We are in the midst of the planning process and I wasn't sure if that is a suitable option for our registry. Thanks in advance for any advice. My dream honeymoon would be a week long trip to Buenos Aires to tango the night away with my new husband. :-)
ANSWER: Thank you for your wonderful comment about my product! I hope you get to tango the night away with your hubby one day soon! As far as honeymoon registries are concerned--they are becoming more and more popular and very acceptable. Your guests want to give you a gift you’ll enjoy and one that you need—who needs an extra toaster. No one wants to give a gift which will inevitably be returned. Guests like to give gifts that are memorable. When you remember your honeymoon years down the road, you’ll remember who helped make it possible.
September 2, 2008 10:56 AM
K said...
I would love one of these bags! My fiance and I are hoping to go to Greece for 10 days. My question is also about travel agencies. Are they worth it? They seem hassle-free, which is a definite plus but are they worth the money? Or can I find a cheaper trip booking everything myself?
ANSWER: Ahh…Greece…sounds like paradise. YES they are worth it when it comes to honeymoon planning. As I’ve said before, http://www.moonrings.com/ is a good resource. For a small fee, they provide cheaper rates and assist you in case something should go wrong while on your honeymoon. Think of them as your personal concierge.
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