HONEYMOONS:  Your honeymoon should be part of your wedding budget.  Plan early. Start discussing your ideas. The ideal time to start working with your travel agent is the 9-12 month mark. Call an expert. Don’t trust the most important trip of a lifetime to an online site or someone who is not trained in romance travel.

TRAVELING ABROAD: Check here http://www.state.gov/travelandbusiness/ for official requirements, downloadable application forms, information on where to conveniently apply, and a wealth of other passport and international travel information.

DESTINATION WEDDINGS: Planning a destination wedding? Destination weddings are a great way to save money and enjoy your family and guests in a whole new setting. Many resorts offer free wedding packages and many offer packages that are much less than the average wedding cost. Visit http://www.robins.allabouthoneymoons.com/member.cfm?fa=news&articleid=478 for more details on the benefits of destination weddings.

HONEYMOON REGISTRY: A honeymoon registry is a great way to help off set the cost of your honeymoon. If you don’t need more towels or another  toaster, a honeymoon registry is the way to go. Visit our honeymoon registry at http://www.robins.allabouthoneymoons.com/member.cfm?fa=registry

TRAVEL INSURANCE:  Do you need travel insurance? I highly recommend Travel Insurance. Travel insurance products are not all the same. You need an expert that can tell you the benefits of each product. In the event that you have to be medically evacuated from a foreign country, travel insurance will cover that cost (depending on the selected product), your home insurance will not cover it. Medical evacuation can cost in excess of $100,000.