The honeymoon is a traditional holiday taken by newlyweds to celebrate their marriage in intimacy and seclusion. Immediately following the wedding, couples embark on a trip, often to destinations chosen for their interest and appeal, or with symbolic value related to the couple’s shared experiences. This marital custom holds roots in early 19th century Britain’s upper class who would take a “bridal tour”, visiting relatives who were unable to attend the wedding. The honeymoon period metaphorically signifies the earliest, happiest phase of most long-term relationships. The honeymoon period is characterized by romantic passion, absence of conflicts, and abundant affection.