What should you put on a wedding website for the honeymoon?

A honeymoon page is not about asking for money. It is a chance to share your plans and make guests feel included. Start with the destination and rough dates, so people know you will be away. Add a sentence about why you chose it, like a love of hiking or a wish to relax by the sea. Then say clearly that their presence at the wedding is the only gift you need. If you do have a gift list or a honeymoon fund, mention it gently, with a link or a note on how to find it. Avoid listing amounts or specific costs. You can also add a few photos of the place, or a short itinerary if you like. Keep it light and grateful. Some couples prefer to skip this page entirely, and that is fine too. If you are worried about seeming pushy, end with a line like, "We are so happy you are coming, and that is more than enough." Remember that guests may not have much money, so never make them feel obliged. This page is optional and should feel like a friendly aside, not a request.