15 Ways to Save Money on Your Honeymoon
You just spent a small fortune on your wedding—the last thing you want to do is to break the bank on your honeymoon.

You just spent a small fortune on your wedding—the last thing you want to do is break the bank on your honeymoon! Don’t sweat it though; there are plenty of ways to make this trip unforgettable without draining your savings account.
Read on for our best tips and tricks on how to save money for your honeymoon!
Be flexible with your dates
Shifting your flights around by a couple of days or weeks can sometimes mean the difference between a $500 ticket and one that’s $275 (seriously!) A whole slew of factors can influence the cost of a flight, so use one of the many online travel sites which allow you to compare flights. You can also call airlines or a travel agent directly to see how a slight change in timing could save you money.Know what’s most important, and what you can skip
Your priorities will have a big impact on the cost of your trip. For example, if it’s super important to you to visit a far-flung locale, then cut costs on other parts of your trip, like your accommodations (skip the five-star hotel!) or on-the-ground transportation (use public transit instead of renting a car).Check flights early and often
Once you’ve decided on a location, check aggregator websites frequently to see if costs are going up or down. You can also sign up for alerts with certain travel sites and get emails when prices for your route are on the decline.Go on a cruise
Does the idea of a vacation at sea appeal to you? Look into the cost of a cruise! They can be a lot cheaper than flying to a faraway island and staying at a hotel, and you still get that beachy experience, plus an all-inclusive experience.Pick an all-inclusive resort
Just like a cruise, an all-inclusive resort can be a lot cheaper than booking transportation and accommodations separately—and then adding on the cost of food and drinks! One thing to consider, though: If your resort offers travel packages—including flights and transportation to and from the airport—read the fine print and compare the cost of booking services separately to the cost of the package to be sure you’re really getting the most bang for your buck.Go on a mini-moon
A shorter holiday can really help you save money—fewer nights means less money spent on accommodations and food—so if you’re willing to shorten your trip, go for it. You can always save money for a longer trip on your one-year anniversary, when your wedding is long paid off.