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Comment on Beach Weddings by Clamshell 19

Clamshell 19 — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 06:26:59 +0000

Beautiful Beaches and Kalamazoo…is that an oxymoron??
If you like ice skating, Lake Michigan is close.
How can you make that happen??…I’d say Magic.
Surprise everyone…Elope to Florida..Great Beaches.
This time of year is perfect. Miami is about 75 now.
It doesn’t cost much to fly down there, if you plan ahead.
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Comment on Honeymooning on a Cruise Ship by Nette

Nette — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 06:25:59 +0000

Go with "Freedom of the Seas" it’s a brand new ship. It’s got tons of things to do that "OLD" people don’t do.. such as rock climbing, ice skating, putt-putt etc. Cruises used to be geared towards Seniors, but not anymore!
Most of the ships have the same sized room. They are comfortable, but not big like a Hotel Room. Depending on how much you can afford to spend, you could get an Ocean View or Balcony Suite. It’s nice to be able to walk out of your room and see the ocean, BUT.. honestly I don’t think it’s worth the extra hundreds of dollars per person. You spend so little time in the room (well, except for honeymooners hehe) that it’s better to spend the extra money on shore excursions.
A cruise is a great vacation no matter what your age. The food is great, the Entertainment is great, and the only negative thing I can say is, if you drink Alcohol, be prepared for a HUGE bar tab.
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Comment on Beach Weddings by texasblueslady

texasblueslady — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 06:24:59 +0000

I have not idea. But my boss had a wedding planner in Hawaii and they got married on a small island at sunrise. Just the minister and them. He wore white slacks and a Hawaiian shirt and she wore a white dress and they were barefooted. OMG! The pictures were so awesome. It was so dreamy!
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Comment on Honeymooning on a Cruise Ship by dangerouspudding

dangerouspudding — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 06:23:59 +0000

here goes. I would suggest booking on a new ship (to avoid those 80s decor) OR look for a ship that has recently been in "dry dock" that means it was completely overhauled. I would defiantly recommend getting a suite with a balcony. the rooms without a balcony do not have a lot of room OR big beds. if you want intimacy and romance i would stay away from carnival. On the other hand if you like to dance the night away partying with your new hubby carnival is great. the cruise ships that are 100,000 ton or bigger have the most balcony's and therefore are a bit cheaper than the older ships (50,000 ton are the 80s decor). hope this helps!!
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Comment on Beach Weddings by thevillageidiotxxxxx

thevillageidiotxxxxx — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 06:22:59 +0000

wear old shoes.
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Comment on Honeymooning on a Cruise Ship by BelleBaby90

BelleBaby90 — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 06:21:59 +0000

Ha, well personally how I see it…honeymoon(s) are for the "love-making" so why spend a tone on money on a honeymoon that will go to waste. Find a nice cruise with a big bed…then its a go deal. Ha.
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Comment on Beach Weddings by zen522

zen522 — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 06:20:59 +0000

Go to the great lakes you are close enough for it.
Good Luck
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I believe in talking and being straight forward
You only lose if you don’t take the chance.

Comment on Honeymooning on a Cruise Ship by purple monkey dishwasher

purple monkey dishwasher — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 01:19:58 +0000

what is the best cruise ship for a honeymoon?
Im affraid Im going to be stuck on a ship with a bunch of old people and bad 80’s decor. What is the best cruise line for a honeymoon so its romantic. We also want a really nice stateroom/suite, since we will be spending lots of time in there. Any suggestions?

Comment on Beach Weddings by roach_2021

roach_2021 — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 01:18:18 +0000

beach weddings?
were can i go to find a beautifull beach to get married on in kalamazoo and how would i go about making that happon.