Your opinions needed! Where should we go on our second honeymoon?
24 Aug 2011 7 Comments
in offbeat bride, travel
Okay, here’s the deal: I’m working with a travel company to sponsor a bit of a second honeymoon for me and that guy I married. Originally we were thinking about going to Paris & Rome, but since it’s going to be blogged about on Offbeat Bride, Ariel helped me to realize that we should go to less popular destinations. A sort of “unexpected European honeymoon destinations!” kind of thing.
So help me out, which one of these trips would you be more interested in getting the inside scoop on/ would LOVE to visit on your honeymoon. Yes, these are the ONLY choices that are a) not as popular as say Paris and b) work with our schedule.
Oh yeah and I need responses ASAP!
All the choices are doing my head in. This could help me focus if there’s a CLEAR winner.
*UPDATE*
Poll’s been closed, there was a clear winner and it looks like Aaron and I are going to be doing:
* 2 nights Berlin
* 2 nights Dresden
* 3 nights Prague
* 3 nights Vienna
* 2 nights Budapest
Thank you so much everyone who’s voted! You made the decision so much easier. Can’t wait to tell y’all all about it!
Aloha there, I'm Megan Finley. I'm a 30-something girl, living in Los Angeles with that guy I married and our rescued pets. I work online (a LOT) for the 
Aug 24, 2011 @ 20:18:38
Personally, I think Thailand/Bali could be a great adventure. Or St. Petersburg, Russia!
Aug 24, 2011 @ 20:31:52
Oh yes, your comment reminds me — I’d LOVE to see suggestions for future travel investigations as well!
Aug 25, 2011 @ 00:25:18
That’s so funny because I am right now thinking about a trip to Vienna-Prague-Budapest!
Aug 25, 2011 @ 10:23:00
oh dear I picked the least popular option. But this is VERY exciting.
Aug 25, 2011 @ 10:38:32
Well, Belgium and Holland were winning last night, and now it looks like people are more interested in Central Europe. We shall see. Thanks to everyone who has been voting. This is SUPER helpful.
Aug 25, 2011 @ 14:45:04
You might consider China which will likely pass the US economically in 3-5 years. Shanghai has the maglev train and a fabulously modern downtown. The Great Wall in near Beijing. Xian has the terra cotta warriors. Then there is Hong Kong…the shopping mecca of the world and only a short hydrofoil boat ride to Macao (a gambler’s paradise).
Aug 26, 2011 @ 16:54:25
You are actually the second person to suggest China. Which is a TOTALLY great idea. Perhaps I’ll try to make that our third honeymoon destination. Or maybe I’ll grab Coco and make her be my date!