Up, Up and Away to get to our Cruise Ship Soiree!

Wernnie can't go anywhere without enjoying all the buffet's offered - and we hear cruise ships have many!

We have decided to sail the seven seas in a boat just for two... or we decided to sail one sea on a boat for millions, but we are still thrilled to see the world via the waterways. Thank you for helping :)

To help us get ready to grow our family, we appreciate any and all help to start our savings so that when the day arrives, we can be as prepared as possible for the next chapter of our lives.

There's a Spa on the boat - can't pass up an opportunity to get our feet rubbed!

Nothing says Honeymoon like a night of delicious adult beverages.

Whether we're on land, or in the middle of the sea, we'll always be drawn to the bright, shiny lights of the Casino!

WHAT?!? We don't have to fly to NYC to find a Broadway show - Sign us Up!

At some point we have to learn how to cook more than Grilled Chicken, what better time to start then on our Honeymoon Cruise?

Yes, Please!

To make Wernnie the happiest husband, volleyball MUST be played on the Honeymoon - luckily this magical boat offers EVERTYHING including a doubles volleyball tourney!! :)

The daring newlyweds will swing from trees (attached to a zip line), discover caves (many others might have also discovered these caves), and delight in native cuisine (no diets on a honeymoon!).

Wernnie may not know how to swim, but these Breathing Observation Submersible Scooter (BOSS) will let him experience the magical world under the sea! Come here fishy, fishy, fishy...

Time to get close and personal with the water of the Grand Cayman Islands! We will kayak to secluded shores (don't worry, they have floaties for Wernnie), snorkel in a private cove (no problem for Wernnie - the water is only 4 ft deep), and learn about the unique ecosystem (luckily, Wernnie doesn't have to be in water for the educational portion)!

The history and beauty of Mayan ruins and Playa del Carmen will be the first excursion for the Newlyweds. You can not visit Cozumel, Mexico without seeing the famous castle ruins and the Temple of the Frescos, known for its detailed carved figures and original Mayan paintings and writings. Wernnie and his love of history is beyond excited for this particular adventure... or maybe that's because it's the only excursion he isn't in the water :)