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Hello hive! I’d like to apologize for the lack of post-wedding beecaps on my end. I’ve been so stressed since the wedding ended; I haven’t found the time to get back in the swing of things. I’m still job hunting, while Mr. Candy Corn is in school full time until he graduates in May. You may recall that we had planned on doing a double honeymoon with our friends to Italy, which we were super excited about. Now, it seems, we probably won’t get to have a honeymoon at all, at least not for a few years (and can you really even call it a “honeymoon” at that point?). The savings we have from our wedding gifts seems to be trickling out of our account to help pay for bills and crazy health issues our pets have been having (who knew chinchilla teeth could grow into their eye sockets!?). I suppose we could always try to save up for a mini-moon, but we’d much rather just keep saving over time for a vacation overseas, since I’ve never been outside of the country apart from a brief trip to Canada.
In an effort to avoid seeming too grim, I’d like to provide you with a grainy, zoomed-in photo from our wedding, in which I was making my “holy shazbot, I’m about to get married!” face.
Note my totally chillaxed dad, who isn’t even phased by my odd quirks anymore. And yes, I really am that pale.
Have any other brides out there had to put the honeymoon off after the wedding? I know it’s common for married couples to want to save up for their mortgage, and then do the honeymoon after, but us lame arses don’t even have that excuse.
Oh Candy Corn - you are hysterical! I love your dress! My FI and I are also taking our honeymoon well after the wedding - on our 1st year anniversary.
You can call it a honeymoon anytime! We are finally getting around to ours 7 months after the wedding. We knew we had to wait at least a few months, mostly because there was so much going on right after the wedding (new jobs, moving, houses to sell, DH’s son going off to college) that it would have been way too hectic. Why go if you’re going to spend half your time worrying about all the stuff you really should be doing? Once we made the decision to put it off at all, we decided we might as well figure out what we really wanted to do, where we wanted to go, and what was the best time of year for that. So even though we were married in July, we’re spending 10 days in Aspen in February for our honeymoon. We’re really looking forward to it!
First you’re adorable. Second, you gotta do what you gotta do. You can take your honeymoon anytime and call it that anytime too! Right now we’re on schedule for our HM in the fall, barring any financial disasters. But FH works in finance so really every day he still has a job is a bonus in our book!
Candy Corn- I can’t wait to see your recaps and hopefully a job will find you soon, and the money will be rolling in. And of course, call it a honeymoon, hopefully you’ll get some special treatment!!
I also believe you can call it a honeymoon anytime 
Mrs CC - I’m so excited to see you back, I’ve missed your posts. Hopefully a job will come your way soon, and it will be the perfect job and that is why you’ve had to wait You’re in my prayers.
I love that picture!!!! You are too cute.
We are definitely waiting to honeymoon. We just booked a three night stay in a hotel a few hours away, just so we can relax a bit directly after, but the actual honeymoon will have to wait, probably until I get a job! 
We are waiting 9 months so that we are in the low season for touring Europe. Its not that uncommon to wait a while for the honeymoon. Either way you get a killer vacation out of it.
Your expressions are adorable and you look so AMAZING in your wedding dress…if I could have a do-over wedding, I would want your dress!
I LOVE that picture! It’s so funny and SO cute!
My FI and I are taking vacation in early August (camping in Maine! WOOHOO!!!!) and probably won’t have a honeymoon. My FI promised to take me to Glacier National Park for our Honeymoon but that won’t happen for awhile. I’m thinking maybe we’ll take a ski/snowboarding weekend next winter.
I agree with AliCherri1 that you can call it a honeymoon anytime! 
My brother and his wife took there honeymoon around their 8 year anniversary. Hopefully it won’t take you that long, but no matter what it is your honeymoon when you want it to be
ours is delayed because our best friends are getting married the weekend after us(we’re both in the wedding party) and my brother is the weekend after that! We’re just going to do a weekend in Door County.
Ha ha! Candy Corn you are hilarious! And even if you guys take your honeymoon ten years from now, hopefully sooner than that, it will still be your honeymoon!
You are too cute in that pic — I wanna see the rest!!
Candy Corn…you are adorable. And your facial expressions make you my faaaaavorite bee. I can’t wait to see more!
My FI is also in school and we will be waiting until his semester is over to have our Honeymoon… that way he doesn’t have to worry about missing class and making up work. It will also be a nice break for him in between semesters! We will only be waiting about 2 months though. As far as waiting longer, I have a co-worker who’s been married for 5 years and just took a vacation to Hawaii with his wife to celebrate their anniversay and get the Honeymoon they never had! Its never too late….
I agree, it’s never too late. My parents will be married 26 years this June (a week after my wedding) and they have yet to go on a honeymoon. They have always had it tight financially and found it a priority to provide for us kids (once we arrived, that is). However, I know my dad is planning on taking my mom to Hawaii someday. Hopefully you two will enjoy your trip much sooner than your 26th anniversary!
i love your expression!
and i think it would be okay to wait for a honeymoon. times are hard right now.
No immediate honeymoon for us… We took a pre-wedding vacation to S. America and… surprise! now have a baby on the way (which is why you should take your honeymoon AFTER getting married).
We are planning to go on a big old European honeymoon when the baby hits 5 months… so in a little over a year.
But, Mrs. Corn, you totally have an excuse! What’s the point in driving yourself into the poor house for a little vacation?
A friend’s parents kept putting it off and putting it off…when they finally went, they’d been married 30 years. And you know what? It was still awesome.
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Miss Candy Corn, Philadelphia Age and Occupation: 27, Freelance Writer, Photographer and Illustrator Fiance's Age and Occupation: 25, Front End Web Developer Blogging Since: May 6, 2008 Engagement Date: November 10, 2011 Wedding Date: September 2012 Venue: Our backyard! About Me: I’m a 27-year-old photographer, writer and illustrator who enjoys shooting weddings, catching typos in magazines, geeking out with Google Reader, watching Wonder Years marathons with my fiancé, and hanging out with our menagerie of pets. I’m an encore bride planning an intimate, offbeat backyard wedding with my fiancé (known around these parts as “The Ginger”), as we explore our adventures of homeownership.
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