Honeymoon Homework: Travel Etiquette


Lisa Posted by Lisa on Jul 30, 2008.
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Honeymoons are a great excuse to visit a foreign country, but savvy Here Comes The Guide brides know they’ve gotta do a little homework on their destination’s customs and etiquette before they travel. Because we live to make your wedding planning as pain-free as possible, we were pleased to discover a helpful website that explains proper travel etiquette for exotic destinations all over the world

TravelEtiquette.co.ukEven though I’m not currently planning a trip, I found that the site has fascinating insights about different cultures. For example: Did you know that kissing your hubby’s cheek in public is taboo in India?

P.S.: For an outsider’s perspective on life in California, surfer dudes and valley girls might enjoy the section entitled, “How to Behave in California”!

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Like, that was a totally awesome blog tip, Lis. Wow, I was like so totally freaked out when I read the whole Cal thing. Could it be any more right on? I don’t think so! So like, thanks for the cool link up, chicklet.
Later,
A Genuine Valley Girl

Posted by Jolene  on  07/30  at  10:46 AM


Excuse me, I’m too busy trying to harness my chi to understand that crazy Valley Girl slang. It sounded hella cool though. Translation, please?

Kisses,
Nor Cal Girl…

Posted by Lisa  on  07/30  at  10:59 AM


How bad is it to shag on the beach? A british couple is facing prosecution in Dubai for getting down to it.

So yes, definitelly check this post and learn how to behave before you travel abroad.

If you want something very open minded and relax visit Cuba for your wedding of honeymoon.

see this video is very cool http://www.quest2cuba.co.uk/weddings-in-cuba.aspx

Posted by Cuba  on  08/07  at  04:52 AM

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