October 2007 Archives

Only 3 more days until the Traveler's Joy "Share Your Honeymoon Story, Win an iPod" contest ends.  We've received some really great honeymoon stories but would love to hear your honeymoon story and share it with current and future Traveler's Joy Members.

In fact, we are so excited that we are giving away (5) iPod Nanos to the most detailed and well-written honeymoon descriptions. If selected, your story will be featured on the Traveler's Joy website using your first names only.

We have an easy submission process. Simply write a minimum of 500 words in either Microsoft Word or a simple text editor like Notepad and either attach or include the content in an email addressed to honeymooncontest@travelersjoy.com. Be sure to include your full name and address in the email so we can contact you if your entry is chosen as a winner (your contact information will not be used for any other purpose).

We love to read about any and all honeymoons so to be fair, all entries will be judged by an unbiased third party editor. When writing your submissions, please keep in mind that entries will be judged on their thoroughness. Your story will be a tool for a future Members to plan their dream honeymoon.

The minimum 500 word story should include at least the following information, but the more detailed your entry, the better chance you have to win:

1) Honeymoon destination and dates.

2) How and why you chose a particular place or region.

3) Where you stayed, why you selected the establishment, and how you
enjoyed your time there.

4) Your favorite activities and experiences during the honeymoon and why.

5) The approximate cost of the honeymoon (including airfare).

6) If you would recommend the destination to other honeymooners and why .

We look forward to reading your honeymoon story. The deadline for this contest is 11:59PM ET October 31, 2007.

Here's to a great honeymoon!

M.P. Dunleavy writes, "This leaves couples, many of whom have lived long enough on their own that they don't need traditional starter-home gifts, in a bind. Some are taking advantage of alternative registries: you can register for camping gear at R.E.I. or a honeymoon..."

At Weddings, Efficiency vs. Etiquette.