5 reasons why you should wait after getting married to go on your honeymoon

Getting married can be taxing. At least, it's not like the embellished fun and frolic like those larger-than-life Karan Johar movies depict. Weddings bring along with it tons of complaining relatives, last-minute emergencies, and lots of family drama. And if that is not exhausting then what is?

So, most couples after getting done with the hullabaloo often seek some solace and refuge in the anonymity of some picturesque locale and call it a honeymoon! After all, it's that beautiful phase of life that is said to bring the bride and the groom closer.

However, if you ask us--we would say it's a much better idea to wait some time before going on your honeymoon. No rush necessary. And we have some very valid reasons for it. Here are a few:

Don't Add to The Stress
Believe it or not but travelling can be stressful. You have to plan in advance, make bookings, compile an itinerary, pack a million things, and then keep solving little problems that crop up during the journey. Why would you want to do that to yourself when you are already stressed?

It's much better to let the stress of the marriage cool off before hitting escape. This way, you will be at peace with yourself and will appreciate and enjoy your honeymoon more.

First, Get To Know Each Other Better
If you and your husband are chaddi buddies then this might not apply to you, but if yours is an arranged match then holding off the honeymoon is probably a good idea. Just take time to know each other better before going on an intimate vacation. Now, you might think that the time away will do the trick for you, but it's imperative that you feel comfortable in each other's company. Trust us--this will make your honeymoon extra special for you.

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Save Some Moolah Before You Go
Weddings can be expensive. Right from your designer lehenga to the scrumptious spread, everything costs money. And since you deplete quite a lot of your saving while getting married, why tax your purse just right after. Instead, wait for a few months, club your finances, and save a lot more. Once, you have the budget, plan an extravagant trip and enjoy it.

Catch Up On Life
It's a frenzy, really. Being surrounded by relatives all the time, the functions, and all that jazz. And while you are constantly running tending to one thing after the other, you hardly get anytime to concentrate on some important things in life--like your finances, job, and life in general.

There are a ton of things that would need your attention once the revelries have subsided. And it's better to finish them before embarking on your honeymoon.

Keep The Weather In Account
Say you got married in December and you are set to go on your honeymoon the same month. The only problem is you have planned a Europe trip without keeping in mind the weather. Ladies, it's very important to do a bit of research before booking your tickets. You do need to keep in mind the timing and the weather before zooming away.

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