This was such a cool look at the decision making process for a big trip. Thanks for taking us behind the scenes. Sounds like it’s going to be an awesome honeymoon!
It is so easy to fall into the trap of thinking something's do-able based on how it looks on paper! Identifying those moments is absolutely where a bit of experience and expertise can be invaluable. It seems like an amazing trip, and I will be looking forward to Part 2, how it went!
Others may disagree, but if you're going to skip one of the LOTR places, I personally think you chose the right one. "It was here but it's gone" is not that impressive if you have to go out of your way to get to it.
The “see it all” pressure is real, especially when you’re going that far and spending that much.
I like that they cut it back to the trip they’d actually enjoy. Fewer stops, less rushing, time to be tired, and room for it to feel like a honeymoon.
Thank you, Kay! I agree and I hope they are able to soak up every minute. x
Congratulations, Emily and Michael! I loved the collaborative effort in this post and in the honeymoon planning.
So glad to hear it—and thank you for reading, Amber!! <3
This was such a cool look at the decision making process for a big trip. Thanks for taking us behind the scenes. Sounds like it’s going to be an awesome honeymoon!
It is so easy to fall into the trap of thinking something's do-able based on how it looks on paper! Identifying those moments is absolutely where a bit of experience and expertise can be invaluable. It seems like an amazing trip, and I will be looking forward to Part 2, how it went!
Others may disagree, but if you're going to skip one of the LOTR places, I personally think you chose the right one. "It was here but it's gone" is not that impressive if you have to go out of your way to get to it.
Thank you, that’s such a relief to hear!!
Ooh, good to know. 👀
thanks so much for mentioning my post!