Honeymoon Essentials
Honeymoon Essentials
Honeymoon EssentialsYour honeymoon is one of the most memorable experiences of your life so you want to make sure you have packed all the essentials that will make your trip an enjoyable one.
The type of honeymoon clothing you will need depends on where you will be going and what the weather will be like there. Wherever you are headed, you want to make sure you look glamorous and feel good on your trip away.
If you are heading to the beach then pack some sunglasses, beach towels, sandals, swimwear and anything else that will make your days on the sand more luxurious and comfortable.
You could pop in a few cardigans, jumpers, jackets and any other items you can easily layer, so that you can add or remove clothes to adjust to the temperature. A pair of jeans and comfortable shoes are a welcome addition for all types of climate.
Underwear and sleepwear are other essentials that you will want to include and your honeymoon is the perfect time to invest in a luxury silk chemise or negligee that will make you feel extra special.
When it comes to toiletries, sunblock is absolutely vital as you need this regardless of the weather and sunburn is never a good look for a romantic trip away. Some aftersun helps to keep your skin super soft after a day on the go.
Remember to pack any prescription medication you might need and other over-the-counter basics, such as Immodium, insect repellent and anti-histamines, can all help to avert a potential dilemma. A small travel first aid kit with paracetamol and plasters can stand you in good stead too.
Your soon-to-spouse could carry a separate toiletry bag so if one of your suitcases gets lost at the airport then you still have one bag with toothbrushes, toothpaste and so on.
Many women like to take massage oils, scented bath goodies and candles for their honeymoon nights; the perfect way to surprise your spouse during your special time away.
If you are hot-footing it off to an adventurous destination then you may need to have inoculations or start taking anti-malaria tablets. You can find out from your local doctor or nurse and which jabs are recommended for which regions and give yourself plenty of time before you head off to get all this organised.
You will want to document your time away so pack your camera and get snapping so you have photographs to remember your trip by. Digital cameras are handy but disposable cameras are effective yet inexpensive and you don't need to worry about losing them.
Your passport is one of the most important things to pack as you won't get far without it if you are travelling away from home. Getting some local currency beforehand also helps to make things easier when you arrive.
Before you depart, remember to organise single travel insurance so you don't lose out if the unexpected were to occur.