Dream Honeymoon

I was planning a weekend away recently to treat my fellar with a well deserved break. I wanted to find something a bit different and a bargain. I have been networking with a travel counsellor so I asked for some advice and guidance to help me find what I was after.

 

Whilst we were plotting and planning my secret short break it occurred to me that she obviously organises honeymoons for people as well. So I asked her about it ... here's what she said:

 

"I'm always proud when a couple entrust me to source their dream honeymoon; I understand how important it is to get it just perfect and can come up with some idyllic locations to suit every budget".

 

Dawn continued: "I go out of my way to try and secure added value extras which all help to make the honeymoon even more special and romantic. And because it is such an expensive time I can also offer a unique bridal registry scheme where guests can contribute to the honeymoon instead of buying the more traditional gifts".

 

Have a look at what some of Dawn's customers have said about her service - the video is really cute too.

Visit Dawn's Website for more information

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Wills, Pre-nups and Money

I was at my solicitors the other day and whilst I was sitting in the waiting room I began thinking about what legal services I might need to tell brides-to-be about. Now I'm no legal beagle so when I went in to talk to my solicitor I asked about services they might provide that you might need to think about ...

 

This is what I learnt ...

 

When getting married think about:

Making a new Will

Any existing Will that you have will be revoked by your marriage so make sure you make a new one. Your new spouse will become your next of kin if you were to die without a valid Will, so if you want to leave assets to anyone else make sure these wishes are put into a Will.

Finances

Do you have significant assets that you may wish to protect? You may need to consider a prenuptial agreement. 

Changing your name

How do you legally change your name after marriage, do you need a Change of Name Deed.

Legalities of the day

Make sure you have written contracts with all vendors and suppliers you employ for your wedding day. And make sure you consider taking out liability insurance. Some venues ask you to sign something waving them of liability if any accidents happen at your wedding – think about taking out liability insurance yourself because accidents do happen.

Wills, Finances, Name Changing - speak to a solicitor

 

The lovely people at Edward, Hands & Lewis are very easy to talk to and give clear advice that is understandable and make sure everything they do is in your best interests. So if any of the areas I've mentioned above are things you need to consider before your big day then get in touch with them - they have offices in Loughborough, Leicester and Market Harborough.

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