How To Save Money on a Honeymoon: Cutting Costs, Not Quality

The Budget Savvy Bride

The current average honeymoon cost of $5,000 can be intimidating to many, but fortunately, there is a lot you can do to significantly undercut that bill. Your honeymoon will not be the only treasured vacation of your marriage, but it will be the first.

So, naturally, you want it to feel magical and memorable. The great news is that there is plenty you can do to plan a beautiful trip that doesn’t leave your savings in shambles.

How To Save Money on a Honeymoon: Cutting Costs, Not Quality

Where will you go? When will you go there, and for how long? What do you plan to do while you’re there?  If you are planning a more extended honeymoon, consider taking it during a time that will be cheaper to travel. Location will likely have just as much impact as timing. Where you choose will affect the costs of your flights, lodging, food, local transport, and more.

Make Strategic Choices Upfront

One budget tip for honeymoons that extends to wedding planning, in general, is to decide on a few priorities. Of all the things you could spend extra money on, which are the most important to you and your partner?

Prioritize and Compromise

Credit card points and travel miles are one great resource for helping to fund your first marital adventure. Some cards offer hundreds of dollars in sign-up bonuses, which could be cash in your pocket to take a big bite out of expenses.

Use The Tools at Your Disposal

One thing a honeymoon should not be is a stressful event that swallows up a new family’s savings and leaves them grasping for cash.

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