| − | '''Honeymoon''' also Honeymooners or [[newlyweds]], as described by Merriam-Webster ''"from the idea that the first month of marriage is the sweetest."'' A period after a wedding day which celebrates the coming together of two souls as one, as [[God]] envisioned. Many people in Western cultures use the opportunity to travel, go on a vacation. The honeymoon is as old as mankind itself, a harmonious time, a life-changing new beginning. | + | '''Honeymoon''' also Honeymooners or [[newlyweds]], as described by Merriam-Webster ''"from the idea that the first month of marriage is the sweetest."'' A period after a wedding day which celebrates the coming together of two souls as one, as [[God]] envisioned. Many people in [[Western]] cultures use the opportunity to travel, go on a vacation. Generations ago, celebrations were limited to the upper-classes of [[society]], but all God's faithful could find its deeper meaning, its significance in heart. The honeymoon is as old as [[mankind]] itself, a harmonious time, a life-changing new beginning. |