FH & I want to do a med. cruise, but February is too cold to do that so we are postponing our honeymoon til June. And spending well over $10k.
Since we are spending so much we can't really afford to go on 2 honeymoons but want to do something small ..like a 2 day trip in February.
Something we haven't done before, something romantic, something inexpensive, something that is fine to do when it's cold out.
I LOVE the cold weather, but hate the outdoors (no joke lol) so no skiing or anything like that.
Suggestions please!
The Cassie
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just get a room for the weekend! anywhere lol
JessNicole7EM
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just get a room for the weekend! anywhere lol
lol we do that every couple of months anyway - we want to do something a *little* more special.
rendel
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Go to The culinary institute of America!!!!! It is so much fun there it's in hyde park ny upstate. There is a B and B there the petite chateau they give cooking classes, so much fun!!!!!
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Go to The culinary institute of America!!!!! It is so much fun there it's in hyde park ny upstate. There is a B and B there the petite chateau they give cooking classes, so much fun!!!!!
that sounds like a great new idea!! try that
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Posted by rendel
Go to The culinary institute of America!!!!! It is so much fun there it's in hyde park ny upstate. There is a B and B there the petite chateau they give cooking classes, so much fun!!!!!
ooh that sounds fun. That would be a great weekend away, def something different!
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Do you guys ski/snowboard??? Why not take a nice ski trip somewhere that you've never been?
EDIT: disregard because I obviously didn't read the part where it said no outdoors stuff, specifically skiing LOL
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Go to The culinary institute of America!!!!! It is so much fun there it's in hyde park ny upstate. There is a B and B there the petite chateau they give cooking classes, so much fun!!!!!
agreed this sounds like a really nice idea!
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You could do a one or two day cruise to nowhere from NY - they're like $150pp and at least you get a room, food, and entertainment.
Or you could go to Cape May - it's beautiful there, even in the winter. Though not much to do.
Could do a wine tour of the wineries upstate - if they're open.
Woodloch Pines or another resort-like place?
Foxwoods? Win some money!
That's all I've got for now.
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ok, i know its going to sound cornbally, but how about the Poconos? you can get gorgeous rooms - yes with the heart or champagne shaped glass jacuzi's in the room - and they even have a honeymoon suite. if you guys like outdoor winter activites - they have a bunch that are included with the price of the room. the Poconos really does cater to just a romantic couple getaway.
headovaheels119
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Why not find a cute romantic lodge up in the mountains somewhere. I've seen ones that are gorgeous with the fire place and winter lake views.
rendel
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Here is the web for CIA http://www.ciachef.edu/ This is for the B&B http://www.lepetitchateauinn.com/
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Why not find a cute romantic lodge up in the mountains somewhere. I've seen ones that are gorgeous with the fire place and winter lake views.
ahhh! that's what i was picturing- a nice romantic lodge that the 2 of you can snuggle up in all weekend!
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Here is the web for CIA http://www.ciachef.edu/ This is for the B&B http://www.lepetitchateauinn.com/
this sounds really cool too if you're into cooking! i know i would love it.
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I've actually spent a lot of time at the culinary institute ..
besides the fact that I'm a fata ss, My college roommate ( we went to school 20 minutes from CIA) dated a guy from there so we had a lot of friends there.
But thank you for the suggestion - it really is a great suggestion for everyone, it's really nice up there and the food is unreal.
Poconos is my last resort, but it is very inexpensive as well - My friends and I rented out a house in Albrightsville last winter, I think for a week it was $300. And it had fireplaces and everything. So we may do that again.
