Relationship Tips: After marriage, honeymoon plan of couples always remains on. Love marriage is a different matter, but if you have an arranged marriage, then the excitement of honeymoon is at a different level, because as a couple, both of you go out somewhere for the first time. Obviously, proper planning and booking of honeymoon is required because it also involves a lot of money.

However, if the new couple goes somewhere for the first time and commits some mistakes knowingly or unknowingly, it can spoil your trip. In such a situation, today in this article we are going to tell you some things which you should not do even by mistake during honeymoon, so that your trip is not ruined.

Keep in mind the preferences of both

Obviously, honeymoon planning happens even before the marriage. In such a situation, keep in mind that the entire planning of the destination or trip should not be based on the choice of one person. It is very important to have the consent of both in this. If both of you have different preferences, then you can choose a common place together. This includes everything from hotel to food to shopping.

Don't waste time on social media

Nowadays people post all their updates on social media before reaching anywhere. If you go on honeymoon after marriage, spend some quality time with your partner and enjoy the place. Don't waste all your time clicking photos, videos or posting things on social media.

Choose the right destination

In arranged marriage, couples often do not talk openly or are unable to express their views. Your partner may feel uncomfortable saying anything and may not be able to enjoy the trip. In such a situation, it is important for both of you to take care of each other.

Don't spend all your time in the hotel

If you have taken a honeymoon package, do not make the mistake of spending the entire time in luxury resorts and hotel rooms. Honeymoon time is very special. In such a situation, you can enjoy with your partner by doing hotel and other services outside the room.

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