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Every couple who's about to marry looks forward to their honeymoon, but not all have enough money left over after the wedding to take one. (No one says you have to go on your honeymoon right
after the wedding. You could wait a couple of months until your cash reconstitutes... or slip away for a honeymoon before the big event!) Whenever you take the time to honeymoon, these ideas can help you save money and travel in style.

-Before you try to figure out how to save money on your honeymoon, know how much you have to spend. Whether you're surprised in a good way (lotsa money!) or in a not-so-good-way (we'll be practically broke after the wedding), it's necessary to have an amount in mind in order to start pricing flights and lodgings.
-Cruises are cost-efficient vacations, especially if you leave from your home port rather than flying to meet the ship. They're all-inclusive for the most part. And the shorter the cruise, the less you'll have to pay. There are even overnight "cruises to nowhere" (but those are basically party and gambling boats and not as nice for honeymoons). If you choose a cruise lasting from 3 to 7 days, that's ample time to celebrate your new state of matrimony.
-Not every honeymoon involves a grand tour of Europe and lasts two weeks or more. You can pack a lot of lovin' into a long weekend, especially if you don't travel far from home. Look into romance packages at local hotels and weekend getaway deals.