Planning a Honeymoon in 2025?

15 February 2025

Valentines honeymoon 2025

Did you or a family member have a Valentines Engagement?

You’re not alone! With roughly 6 million people getting engaged on Valentines Day, it is one of the most popular times for proposals.

Now that you’ve said “yes” its time to plan the perfect honeymoon.

Here’s what you might expect to spend on your dream getaway.

The average amount spent on a honeymoon by couples in the UK was £4,329.

The average amount of time couples go away on their honeymoon for is 7 days while for some it can be 2-3 weeks.

Popular Honeymoon Destinations and Costs

The Maldives – Costs for a couple start from around £5,000.

Caribbean – Costs start from around £4,500.

Dubai – Costs from around £4,000.

Greece – A more Budget friendly option with costs starting at £2,000.

For a list of the best places to honeymoon in 2025 click here.

Budgeting Tips

While these places sound expensive its crucial to plan a budget within your means! 

  • Determine how much you can afford to spend.

  • Start saving early!

  • Keep and eye out for travel deals and discounts.

  • Consider travelling during off peak seasons to save money.

Financing Your Honeymoon

As a member, you could* apply for a loan 5 times your savings balance.   

So, if you really need to spend around £4,000 on a honeymoon, you will need to have £800 saved with us, to borrow your desired amount! 

*Ts/Cs apply 

Need a loan more than 5 x your current balance? Increase your savings balance via lodgement today.  Rules apply. 

Get in touch!

Email creditunion@harpandcrown.co.uk or phone 028 9068 5198

“Save regularly and borrow only what you need.”

The Harp and Crown Credit Union provides safe, secure, flexible finances for the wider police family in Northern Ireland.

Harp and Crown Credit Union Ltd are authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. Firm Reference Number (FRN) 577113. For details visit http://www.fca.org.uk
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