After your whirlwind wedding, your brain is going to be maxed out. That's when the honeymoon comes in handy. Get some much-needed R&R with your new spouse, but first, brush up on our honeymoon etiquette tips to make sure your romantic vacation goes off without a hitch. Timing: Feeling pressure to make a mad dash after your reception? This isn't a movie -- these days, it's perfectly acceptable to wait and go on your honeymoon a week or two (or even three) later. After all the stress of your wedding, you'll want to slow down, catch up with friends and family and have a relaxing post-wedding brunch. If you're planning a destination wedding that's in a different location than your honeymoon, take a few days to return home, get your bearings and repack. After unpacking some gifts, getting a few thank-you notes out of the way and cashing those checks, you'll really be able to enjoy your honeymoon stress-free -- just don't wait too long! Traveler's insurance: To buy or not to buy? Your parents will say you need it, your friends will tell you to go without it, so what's the right answer? With the economy on shaky ground, it's best to be prepared -- especially if you're buying a nonrefundable trip. ...
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