Congratulations on the big news! So you've now got not only your wedding day and married life to look forward to, but also that all important honeymoon.
Struggling to come up with a place to celebrate your first few days of matrimony? Have you just experienced the first major conflict of interests with your spouse to be? The United Kingdom may just be your answer.
With such a big range of destinations, it ticks all the right boxes.
You could spend one day in the heart of the city and be lying on the beach soaking up some rays the next.
Outdoor Adventures You'll be pleased as punch in the UK if you're an outdoorsy kind of couple.
From The Borders down south to the Highlands and Islands up north, Scotland is any hiker's dream.
Just come armed with waterproof clothing as the weather is unpredictable to say the least.
Make sure you include some castle visits in your itinerary.
They're really not hard to find in Scotland, scattered throughout from city suburbs to deeply remote rural areas.
One of the best ways of seeing the mountainous country is to travel around in a camper van so you've got reliable accommodation no matter where you go.
This will let you take spontaneous breaks, stop at the side of a road to take photos and explore unexpected sights along the way.
Scotland's must-sees include the Cairngorms, the Trossachs, the Isle of Skye and Loch Ness.
Other parts of the UK worth exploring if you enjoy nothing more than the great outdoors are the Lake District, Cornwall, Snowdonia and the Cotswolds.
Spa Holidays The spa tradition is alive and well in the UK.
You can find day spas in most towns and cities throughout the country but for that special something extra there are a few destinations that really stand out.
Bath as the name would imply is an ancient city known for its mineral water and spa facilities that date back to the Roman times.
Visitors to the city can explore the old baths, which now function as a museum where you can taste a drop of the mineral water.
However, the highlight of any trip to Bath has got to be the chance to experience the minerals first hand at the Thermae Spa, the UK's only spa featuring natural thermal waters.
The best spa retreats are located in peaceful areas out in the countryside.
Many old manor houses have been transformed into classy retreats for people to relax in.
Seek out one that offers a range of treatments in a stunning setting.
Some names to look out for are Chewton Glen, Pennyhill Park and Auchrannie among many others.
City Breaks Cities in the UK are another treat.
Full of cultural heritage and modern developments, there's something for all visitors whether you're looking to explore museums or try your hand at indoor skiing.
Seaside cities like Brighton and Plymouth are great for summer visits as they fill up with happy crowds seeking fun in the sun.
Or you can always check yourself into a hotel in London, Manchester or Birmingham for a big city experience.
In this case look out for times of the year when the cities host festivals or special occasions like the London Olympics so you can get even more out of your trip.
Struggling to come up with a place to celebrate your first few days of matrimony? Have you just experienced the first major conflict of interests with your spouse to be? The United Kingdom may just be your answer.
With such a big range of destinations, it ticks all the right boxes.
You could spend one day in the heart of the city and be lying on the beach soaking up some rays the next.
Outdoor Adventures You'll be pleased as punch in the UK if you're an outdoorsy kind of couple.
From The Borders down south to the Highlands and Islands up north, Scotland is any hiker's dream.
Just come armed with waterproof clothing as the weather is unpredictable to say the least.
Make sure you include some castle visits in your itinerary.
They're really not hard to find in Scotland, scattered throughout from city suburbs to deeply remote rural areas.
One of the best ways of seeing the mountainous country is to travel around in a camper van so you've got reliable accommodation no matter where you go.
This will let you take spontaneous breaks, stop at the side of a road to take photos and explore unexpected sights along the way.
Scotland's must-sees include the Cairngorms, the Trossachs, the Isle of Skye and Loch Ness.
Other parts of the UK worth exploring if you enjoy nothing more than the great outdoors are the Lake District, Cornwall, Snowdonia and the Cotswolds.
Spa Holidays The spa tradition is alive and well in the UK.
You can find day spas in most towns and cities throughout the country but for that special something extra there are a few destinations that really stand out.
Bath as the name would imply is an ancient city known for its mineral water and spa facilities that date back to the Roman times.
Visitors to the city can explore the old baths, which now function as a museum where you can taste a drop of the mineral water.
However, the highlight of any trip to Bath has got to be the chance to experience the minerals first hand at the Thermae Spa, the UK's only spa featuring natural thermal waters.
The best spa retreats are located in peaceful areas out in the countryside.
Many old manor houses have been transformed into classy retreats for people to relax in.
Seek out one that offers a range of treatments in a stunning setting.
Some names to look out for are Chewton Glen, Pennyhill Park and Auchrannie among many others.
City Breaks Cities in the UK are another treat.
Full of cultural heritage and modern developments, there's something for all visitors whether you're looking to explore museums or try your hand at indoor skiing.
Seaside cities like Brighton and Plymouth are great for summer visits as they fill up with happy crowds seeking fun in the sun.
Or you can always check yourself into a hotel in London, Manchester or Birmingham for a big city experience.
In this case look out for times of the year when the cities host festivals or special occasions like the London Olympics so you can get even more out of your trip.