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Honeymoon in Tahiti

Sun, Sand and Romance
Author: Todd Sarouhan

With its beautiful beaches and romantic sunsets, Tahiti is one of the most romantic destinations newlyweds could head to for their honeymoon.

Known the world over for its breathtaking sights and friendly people, Tahiti is a tropical paradise that welcomes newly married couples and travelers to its shores. As part of the islands that make up the French overseas collectivity of French Polynesia, Tahiti shares in the region's lush and exotic beauty. Tahiti, whose capital and most popular city is Papeete, is French Polynesia's most popular place.

With its tropical weather, Tahiti is teeming with lush vegetation and exotic wildlife. A Tahiti honeymoon would surely be filled with romance, adventure, and wonderful sights. Touted as "the center of the universe for romance," a Tahiti honeymoon is one of the most popular options for newlyweds. With all that is has to offer, a Tahiti honeymoon is a couple's best bet for a romantic getaway. With 118 islands and atolls, Tahiti offers a lot of romantic possibilities for couples on their honeymoon. Tahiti's terrain is varied, as some islands jut out to the meet the sky, while others stretch across the beautiful blue sea. What makes Tahiti the perfect honeymoon destination is the isolation of its islands; with its beautiful scenery a Tahiti honeymoon surely spells romance.

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Couples have the option of doing nothing but enjoying the sights of Tahiti or exploring the place's wonderful scenery. Couples on honeymoon in Tahiti could spend the day in their luxurious rooms. Some hotels in Tahiti offer a wide variety of room amenities, with some having huge windows perfect for letting rays of the sun in, or watching the sun rise or set. Other romantic accommodations in Tahiti also offer an overlooking bungalow, where couples could sleep in a bungalow atop a beautiful blue lagoon. Newlyweds could also enjoy Polynesian spas in Tahiti. A unique experience, couples could have their massages together while enjoying the majestic scenery of Tahiti. Meanwhile, those looking for a more adventurous honeymoon have several activities to choose from on a Tahiti honeymoon.

Couples that love the sea could go diving or snorkeling in the waters of Tahiti and explore its fantastic corals and swim with exotic species of tropical fish. Land-loving couples could explore the other islands in Tahiti or go hiking, where they could look at the exotic flora and fauna abundant in this island of the South Pacific. Couples celebrating their anniversary or even their new life together would surely find that Tahiti is the perfect place for romance. With its beauty and tranquility, Tahiti would surely fan the flames of a couple's romance.

About the author: For a more in-depth view of the Tahiti Vacations, visit GoVisitTahiti.com. The centre of the universe for romance, GoVisitTahiti.com is dedicated to ensuring you see the very best of the Tahiti and Bora Bora.

 


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Blowing the budget

Author: Ali Klaver

Here are some useful wedding planning tips to help you keep your wedding plans with your budget.

Save your wedding costs with good planning: Try to cut down on the amount of guests. Decide who you really want to have at your wedding> and celebrate with others at another time.

Consider getting married in the 'off-season'. If you get married between April and October you could even find prices have halved and if possible, avoid choosing a Saturday because it is usually the busiest day of the wedding week and therefore more expensive.

Another cheaper option is to get married in the morning - a continental breakfast is cheaper than lunch or dinner and alcohol could be cut out completely. You might also get cheaper rental rates during morning hours.

Involve your talented friends and family wherever possible. If your sister is a jazz singer then ask her to sing at your ceremony. Ask their advice because they might know of someone who can help you for free or get discounts. If you decide to have a small wedding you can probably afford a longer honeymoon and vice versa; big savings can be made from this decision.

The wedding destination: Consider having the ceremony on public grounds - at the beach or on an estate. You might need to get permission first or pay a small fee but these wedding destinations can be just as beautiful and save you money on a church wedding.

If the dress is not extremely important to you, try hiring or buying a ready-to-wear piece for a fraction of the cost. You might even be able to wear it for another occasion. You could also wear a vintage dress borrowed from your mother, sister, aunt or friend and customise it to suit you.

Don't get sucked into buying 'wedding' things that are overpriced. Shop around and save on mainstream items that look the same or can do the same job. Reception and wedding gifts: If you are on a really tight budget, think about do-it-yourself options.

Being creative and thinking outside the square is a great way to save. Also try to cut down on frivolous items; do you really need those pearl-studded organza chair bows? If you want to have bomboniere or favours for your guests think about using a gimmick instead of a professional gift, like printed candle holders with the names of the bride and groom on them, personalised lollies or even keyrings.

Remember, every aspect of the wedding is negotiable, from the bridesmaids' earrings to the flights for the honeymoon, so try for the ultimate bargain and you might just get it!

About the author: Read more wedding planning on Bride.


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