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four-day cruises that work out as well for honeymooners as well the sevenday cruises,” said Mello.
Choosing the cruise should he done very carefully. Research the brochures to make sure that everything really is included. Cruise options grow wider every year. In 1989 there were 25 cruise lines and 55 ships touring just the Caribbean.
Compute the cost. You may find that the average $160 to $220 is less than what you would pay for transportation plus the same kind of luxury on land.
“You can start on a four-day cruise for about $790 per person, and that is in the high season — it gets lower. That includes a round-trip airfare, all your meals and includes entertainment on board," said Mello.
He added, “Even the seven-day cruises aren’t unrealistic; they start about $1,200 per person mid-season. For abo**.$2,500 or $2,600 dollars it pretty much pays for everything. The beauty about these things is the couple knows what they are getting ahead of time.” 1
The honeymoon really should be the reward after all the time and effort you put into the wedding. A complicated honeymoon could lead to friction between partners.
"The big emphasis I push for with the honeymoon couples is with the cruise and the all-inclusive club packages; after they have spent the last 15 days or so working like dogs putting together the wedding — be
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