3 Activities to Avoid on Your Honeymoon

 

The honeymoon is one of the most exciting parts of getting married and if you want to gather all the good things happened in this duration, try to avoid a few activities that are mentioned in this article. Be with us in this amazing masterpiece and get to know about 3 activities to avoid on a Honeymoon.

 

Delving into Social Media

The honeymoon is one of the best times that you cherish all of your life. It is the time when your husband and you head out as the married couple for the first time. And if you are a social person, it wouldn’t be easy for you to avoid social media platforms. You will surely be dying to update a lot of pics on the Instagram and the facebook so that your friends and family get to know how enjoyable is your special moments are. There’s nothing wrong in that but we would you like to ruin your honeymoon or miss some special moments just because you were too busy in updating your Facebook timeline or Instagram feed? Of course No. So, try to avoid using the phone too much and focus more on your honeymoon. If you want your mobile phone to be with you all the time just because you want to capture your special moments, replace it with DSLR. It will help you focus on clicking pics rather than reverting to the congratulations messages on social media. You can upload pictures and revert to wedding wishes later once you are free from the honeymoon period. Does this make any sense?

 

Biting more than you can chew

While this is a popular American phrase which means you are doing something out of your caliber. But let’s not focus on its real meaning and stay to what is being written. In simple terms, you should not eat too much when you are on your honeymoon. Reasons to eat less during honeymoon period are many but a few of them would be; you will look bloated in the pictures, you may have constipation, there can be some kind of allergies due to the food or drink and so on. So, if any of the aforementioned points seems logical to you, cut down to your intake and try to stay fit as you are.

 

Taking risks unnecessary

There’s no harm in trying something which out of your comfort zone and participating in adventurous activity but too much can be dangerous. Even if you and your spouse are huge adrenaline junkies, remember you have a limit. Hitting water deep down, skiing down steep mountainsides, and so on can all be very exciting, but not at the cost of your health. Afterall, you won’t be wanting to spend the rest of your trip in a local hospital. So, while heading out for an adventurous activity, make sure you know your limits and try to be in a safer zone.

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