If you are getting married but already have all the bed linen and crockery you need,
then why not put your Honeymoon on your wedding gift list instead?
Our popular Bridal Registry Service is an alternative to the more usual department
store list and allows guests to contribute towards the cost of your holiday of a
lifetime.
For the happy couple the Bridal Registry Service often means a dream Honeymoon that
they would not otherwise have been able to afford. And your friends and family will
be delighted that they have helped you start your married life in style.
A deposit of just R250 opens the Honeymoon account. We provide personalised gift
cards – similar to those offered by department stores – to include with
your wedding invitations.
There is no minimum contribution but as the average value of a Honeymoon booked
through the service is over R30,000 most guests are clearly quite generous!
And just think - as a way of saying thank you, you will be able to send your guests
a postcard telling them what a good time you’re both having!
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Offer Reference: 433-85820
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R12,040.00
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Return flights ex Johannesburg
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Offer Reference: 434-85820
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Return coach transfers
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New York to the Bahamas
Monday 10th May 2004
Travel Counsellor: Charlene Ross
The “Big Apple”. What more can I say? This was a dream come true for me.
Manhattan with its many tall buildings is quite overwhelming. You can’t help to stop and stare at the buildings. It almost feels as if the buildings are closing in on you.
It is such a busy and vibrant city, with yellow cabs everywhere, people rushing from one place to another, street performers, limousines, busy street side café’s, and at night lots of lights everywhere with the faded sound of Jazz and Blues in the air.
Unfortunately I was only there for 1 day and 1 night. I tried to see as much as possible visiting Ground Zero, Wall Street, strolling the “oh so” expensive 5th Avenue, Broadway, and of course Central Park. You cannot believe that you are in one of the busiest cities of the world. It is so peaceful and beautiful in Central Park. I also went to see where John Lennon was shot.
Broadway comes to life at night with theatres everywhere and restaurants. Meals are quite expensive,... view full story
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