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Our friend Margaret from the new travel site Enrout is back this week to share with us her ideas for Miss Honey’s dream honeymoon! Revisit Margaret’s great honeymoon series on Weddingbee here. Also, check out Enrout’s $500 Home for the Holidays Giveaway! It’s free to enter!

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Greetings, everyone! We’re back with another great honeymoon, this time for Mr. and Miss Honey. The Honeys requested a trip to a beach in Florida with a budget of $2,000. I guess they want to head somewhere warm after their winter wedding! South Beach in Miami sounds like the perfect destination. There’s no shortage of awesome stuff to do in Miami, so I hope this trip satisfies their thirst for adventure.

Where To Go

Since Mr. Honey likes to ride motorcycles, I think a fantastic way to get to know the city would be to take a motorcycle tour. The tours come with one Harley motorcycle and two helmets and take place around the city at day or night, or you can even zoom along the beach.

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One year ago today, vows were exchanged.

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The Wedding Salon is back in Miami on June 14th at The Gansevoort South! Join leading industry experts including Ana Paz, Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings & Saks Fifth Avenue, Bal Harbour as they treat brides to complimentary mini-makeovers and beauty consultations. The Wedding Salon has graciously offered free tickets to this event to Weddingbee readers!

To score your free tickets, head to The Wedding Salon and enter code WBM6C at checkout.

I’ve been thinking a lot — OK, too much — about interesting ways to start my recaps. (For as long as it’s taken me to get them going, I figure I should at least try to make them entertaining to read!) After all of the brainstorming, I’ve come to the realization that there’s really only one way to go. I honestly can’t tell the story of the days leading up to our wedding without first sharing the words that guided and grounded me through the eleven months of our engagement and planning.

The words themselves are simple: Don’t let the details become bigger than the purpose.

In them I found clarity and focus, a reminder of what truly mattered. The phrase instantly became my wedding planning mantra which I repeated daily, sometimes hourly. I even scribbled it on Post-It notes and stuck them around my house and office.
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