In case you missed it, yesterday I posted about the first part of our honeymoon which was a quick, 3-day stopover in Iceland. You can see it here if you haven't already!
Funnily enough, Austin and I planned our honeymoon around Paris and just kind of hung out once we got there. If you're considering international travel after a big life event (like getting married!), know that a bigger city will present different challenges than a more remote area. I had spent some time in Paris before and Austin had been, but hadn't really been acquainted with it to the same level. There were times we felt pressure (from nobody but ourselves!) to do all the things and see every single spots. After all, certain places are called "must-see" for a reason, right?!
What we ended up doing was taking it pretty easy and doing a bit of a deeper dive in Montmartre, which is the neighborhood we stayed in, than trying to see everything. Looking back, I wouldn't change how we did Paris. And I would absolutely do it again (like, tomorrow, if you're reading this fairy godmother).
C'est tout. P.S. Did you know I have a minor in French from college? Don't ask me to speak French with you because I'm rusty and I've forgotten so much. 😂 Paris is a dreamy place and I'm feeling so nostalgic looking back on these photos! I'll be back tomorrow to share the final leg of our honeymoon trip — Croatia! xo.
Funnily enough, Austin and I planned our honeymoon around Paris and just kind of hung out once we got there. If you're considering international travel after a big life event (like getting married!), know that a bigger city will present different challenges than a more remote area. I had spent some time in Paris before and Austin had been, but hadn't really been acquainted with it to the same level. There were times we felt pressure (from nobody but ourselves!) to do all the things and see every single spots. After all, certain places are called "must-see" for a reason, right?!
What we ended up doing was taking it pretty easy and doing a bit of a deeper dive in Montmartre, which is the neighborhood we stayed in, than trying to see everything. Looking back, I wouldn't change how we did Paris. And I would absolutely do it again (like, tomorrow, if you're reading this fairy godmother).
C'est tout. P.S. Did you know I have a minor in French from college? Don't ask me to speak French with you because I'm rusty and I've forgotten so much. 😂 Paris is a dreamy place and I'm feeling so nostalgic looking back on these photos! I'll be back tomorrow to share the final leg of our honeymoon trip — Croatia! xo.
Thank you for sharing such a lovely travelling experience while being at Paris.
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