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#FitzforaKing
Dedicated August 2017

Honeymoon with friends

#FitzforaKing, on June 5, 2017 at 9:11 PM Posted in Honeymoon 0 14

Idk how to search on here but I get the Bride magazine emails and came across an article that made me think of a post I read . .

The OP had asked about friends on their honeymoon. Interesting article. Hopefully they see this. Smiley smile

http://www.brides.com/story/buddymoons-honeymoon-with-friends?mbid=nl_060517_Weekly&CNDID=48100772&spMailingID=11190675&spUserID=MTczODY1MTU1NTQzS0&spJobID=1180431620&spReportId=MTE4MDQzMTYyMAS2

14 Comments

Latest activity by Ella, on June 6, 2017 at 9:41 AM
  • J
    Super September 2017
    Jenny ·
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    I think it's weird. We only get one honeymoon, but there's plenty of future opportunities for buddycations. IMO if FI and I can't entertain ourselves for a week right after our wedding without other people coming a long, our marriage isn't gonna last.

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  • J
    Super September 2017
    Jenny ·
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    Double post

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  • NewlyMrsLachney
    Master September 2017
    NewlyMrsLachney ·
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    I think it's weird too. I don't want the pressure of having to entertain or spend time with others. Just wake up late, eat when we want and go wherever we want!

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  • Maleficent
    Super January 2018
    Maleficent ·
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    I think its so weird. We were planning on going on a cruise. I mentioned it to my friend and she and a few people will be on the same cruise. Needless to say we are no longer planning to take a cruise.

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  • Melanie
    Dedicated July 2017
    Melanie ·
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    I think it depends on the situation as well. We are going to Disney for a week 6 months after the wedding for our honeymoon. (We are doing a weekend minimoon right after the wedding which will definitely just be us only) But we invited another couple who just got married on the premise that we will obviously have our own room and we can hang out if we want, but if we want to do our own thing we would be totally cool doing that and they totally understand that too. I don't know if they are coming yet. But we will be happy either way. So like I said, I think it depends on the situation and who would be invited.

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  • Juanita
    Devoted June 2017
    Juanita ·
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    This is an interesting read- i think like @jenny said that in the future you can take buddycations but to me a honeymoon means that it's just you and your H enjoying each others time/company.

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  • RaeGin
    Master September 2017
    RaeGin ·
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    There is a group of people I went to high school with who are doing a group honeymoon... They are taking 8-10 people. I think it's incredibly strange. I agree that going on a group vacation sounds like a lot of fun, but I feel a honeymoon should be kept to just the married couple. Honeymoon is usually a once in a lifetime sort of deal. You can vacation with your friends anytime.

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  • Miami2NorthernVA
    Master November 2017
    Miami2NorthernVA ·
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    I do not necessarily think it is weird. We aren't doing a honey mood after the wedding (might do one the next year). We are staying at a hotel on the beach for three days though. I thought about asking local friends if they wanted to meet up with us to hang out. We have been together 12 years and have plenty of alone time. I would like to hang out with some friends during some parts of our stay if possible.

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  • N
    Master December 2016
    Nancy ·
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    Honeymoon with friends? Uh.. NO!

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  • Samtoine2017
    VIP May 2017
    Samtoine2017 ·
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    FH's family vacation this year worked out to where it could only happen for everyone right after the wedding. So we're family-mooning, and plan to take our original honeymoon trip as a 1 year anniversary-moon.

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  • Mrs. Koalajetski
    Super May 2017
    Mrs. Koalajetski ·
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    I wouldn't do it. Honeymoons are supposed to be private and intimate. Not a buddy party.

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  • MrsRies&Love
    VIP May 2018
    MrsRies&Love ·
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    Isn't that what the reception is for? Celebrating with your friends and family? Leave them at home and enjoy your time together! Smiley smile

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  • Jennifer
    Devoted May 2014
    Jennifer ·
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    I don't think its all that weird. Like the article says, so many people live together before the wedding now. It would be super weird for a young couple who were saving themselves till marriage to bring a bunch of friends along, but everyone's situation is different.

    My (now) husband and I had already spent years celebrating our anniversaries on romantic overseas vacations by the time we got married. On two separate occasions the hotel had somehow gotten mixed up and THOUGHT it was our honeymoon, so we had already experienced flower petals spelling out happy honeymoon on our bed and whatnot haha. I wanted a destination wedding but it didn't work out, so if we had the money to rent a giant villa for a bunch of friends I would have loved to have done that. Calling it a "buddymoon" would have made me throw up in my mouth though.

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  • Ella
    Super August 2017
    Ella ·
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    No way. FH and i have never vacationed together (we've travelled together to visit family or attend other weddings), but we have never just picked a place and gone. i am really looking forward to that.

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