How to Protect Your Luxury Watch Collection During Travel
Travelling with luxury watches requires extra care and attention. Whether you’re heading out for a b...
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When your mind has been overridden by Pinterest pictures, and your sleep is riddled with thoughts of a major mishap on your big day – it can be hard to picture the light at the end of the tunnel – your honeymoon.
When times get tough, and it seems like your approaching wedding has completely taken over your life, try to imagine lying on the beach or a misty morning in the mountains with a warm fire and cosy cabin. This isn’t just any holiday, it’s the one that you and your partner share as a married couple for the first time and something that you will reminisce about for years to come.
An incredible holiday doesn’t just happen however, it requires careful planning and execution to ensure perfection.
Here’s a guide to help you with planning a honeymoon for the perfect getaway:
Your first holiday together as a married couple should incorporate aspects that both of you love, which can be difficult if you have different ideas on the ideal destination. If you are keen on tanning and cocktails before 12, but your partner is looking for something a little more cultural, try and compromise on both sides and find somewhere in between. Destinations such as Thailand have a rich history and cultural significance, as well as glorious beaches. As such, it may be perfect for you.
The key is making a list of the aspects you really want in your honeymoon. Is it mountains and forests? City or Savanna? Safari or spa? Once you have whittled down what you want to experience on your honeymoon, you can begin looking for ideal destinations.
Once you have a shortlist of destinations that appeal to both your wishes, it’s time to decide whether you want to enlist the help of a professional travel agent. Having an expert on your side can be a massive weight off your shoulders and allows you to focus on the fast-approaching big day. Let your travel agent know what you are looking for, what your budget is, how long you can be on holiday for and other important information that they will need to find the perfect spot.
If you have decided to do it by yourself, then you need to choose your ideal destination from your shortlist at least six to nine months in advance. Remember to check the season of your destination before you book, or you could be stuck in a monsoon instead of getting a tan.
Once you have decided on your perfect honeymoon spot, you need to get on with booking your accommodation. Don’t go with the first spot that you see; rather do your research, read reviews and ensure that it has everything that you are looking for – from amenities to price and location.
You should then make a list of all the activities (or lack thereof) that you want to do on your honeymoon. Are you interested in scuba diving? A spa day? Or a local tour? Make sure you research companies before booking them, or simply use your travel agent. However, don’t forget that lying by the pool with mimosas is also an activity – one that you most certainly don’t have to book for.
There are a number of documents that you will need for your honeymoon, and you must ensure that they are all sorted out well before you leave:
Insurance is a must-have for your honeymoon; this will cover you in the event of lost luggage, broken belongings and accidents. It takes away the worry of being caught in a foreign country, with no money during an emergency.
Don’t forget that you will also be sporting the added weight of a wedding ring. You wouldn’t believe the number of people that lose their precious jewellery while frolicking in the ocean or simply sunbathing on their honeymoon. Travel insurance is often inadequate when it comes to jewellery, therefore, ensure that you are covered with comprehensive jewellery insurance to avoid heartbreak at the loss of your valuable jewellery.
Make sure that the sentimental value of your jewellery is protected by taking out specialist jewellery insurance with Q Report. We have a number of different options to fit your budget. Make sure your honeymoon is as perfect as your proposal was, find out more about Q Report jewellery insurance.
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This has not taken cut, colour, clarity or carat, your financial situation or your partners taste into account. There are many factors that can reduce or increase the value of an engagement ring.
Speak with one of our Q Certified Jewellers to find out what you can afford, what your partner is looking for and what will financially work best for you.
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