After the long planning and anticipation that comes with getting married, the honeymoon - a trip taken by just the newlyweds - is usually a welcome relief, and a chance to finally be alone together and enjoy some peace and quiet.

Planning and booking a honeymoon takes special considerations. Consider the following:

 There are many resort destinations that cater to honeymooners. Whether they are adults only or even couples only, you will find the atmosphere at such resorts very romantic. Such places make extra effort to ensure couples feel happy, enjoy lots of privacy, and feel they are getting away from the world. Restaurants and rooms will be more private and romantic, little touches such as hammocks and niches for two on the grounds, are the type of differences you can expect to experience at an adults- or couples-only resort.

 Do your homework. Two important reasons for this tip is that a) many places and companies offer 'honeymoon packages' and you can get great prices as well as free upgrades and extras by searching for the best offer. Also b) prices will vary depending on where you look eg. travel agency, online, or dealing with the resort directly. By doing your research you can not only save money, you will enjoy the best number and quality of value-added upgrades and extras for your honeymoon.

 If you have a destination in mind, make sure it is one you both agree on. If you have never traveled together before, you do not want to be surprised to find you have different tastes or want to partake in completely different activities. What if you are fulfilling your dream of backpacking through Europe, and your new spouse lets on that all they really wanted was a beach resort where they could chill out? Talk it out beforehand, including what type of landscape appeals to both of you - beach? Mountains? City? - and what types of activities you wish to enjoy - beach volleyball? Tennis? Lounging around a pool? - so that you can agree on a mutually satisfying solution.

Of course, no matter what amenities a resort or hotel has, you may not see much of it because many honeymooners spend lots of time in their rooms...so be sure and check into the caliber and availability of room service before you book!

Have a great time, and if budget is a concern, check out both of these money saving guides:

Travel Industry Secrets available at Travel-like-a-pro.com [http://www.travel-like-a-pro.com].

Amazing Wedding Planning Guide and System at Create-the-perfect-wedding.com [http://www.create-the-perfect-wedding.com].