​A winter wedding barely seems like an ideal season to tie the knot. On the contrary a winter honeymoon is the perfect getaway to some snow-capped destinations in the world, cozying-up in front of the fire with cups of hot chocolate or having fun in the snow like kids. And because it is snow season in some locations it’s also a romantic honeymoon setting with the golden candles in a European castle or in some hotel hidden in the mountains where you can enjoy feeding each other with winter-berries…
 
Travel around the snow-capped mountains of Canada. The Rockies and the Laurentian mountains are perfect for winter sports. You can go skiing in one of the several ski resorts and delight in the natural scenery and snow. Whether you’re an expert skier or just a neophyte, there’s certainly something in store for you and your honey. Here are a 3 resort you may want to check online as your honeymoon destinations in Canada:

​Hotel Mont-Tremblant - is located in Mont Tremblant village, providing you with the highlights of Quebec’s local color and a theme park. A charming village that offers brightly colored buildings with boutiques and restaurants speckling the streets. And to cap off an afternoon ski experience, there are wood cabin bistros and cafes where you can rest and enjoy the company of your spouse.
For some evening activity, your loved one and you can discover its many open-air theaters with performances of fire-eaters, clowns and live music. There are also skating activities in Lac Miroir and water slides at La Source.

Embarc Tremblant – is a condo-accomodation located in Mont Tremblant village. Nearby you can find Golf Le Geant in about 5-minute walk, the Ski Mont-Tremblant in about 9-minute walk, the Mont Tremblant Activities Centre in about 12-minute walk, and the Via Ferrata du Diable in about 12-minute walk.

Chalet Rustique  - is located in Lac Superieur, also in Quebec (Canada). This is perfect if you want a honeymoon with independence. In fact you will find a room with a full kitchenette including refrigerator, microwave and kitchen stovetop besides cookware, dishware, and utensils. You will enjoy a fireplace, separate dining area, separate living room and a patio. Nearby you will be able to explore the Aventures Parc, the Mont-Blanc Ski Area, Aventures Neige, Mont-Tremblant Versant Nord, and Le Diable Golf Course.

If you are looking for a longer trip to your honeymoon location here are five European destinations you may want to explore for your winter honeymoon:

​Kitzbühel, Austria - An Alpine town just right for skiing, Kitzbühel has chalets complete with fireplaces for cuddling up, top-notch cross country paths, downhill slopes and the great nightlife.

​St. Moritz, Switzerland - Aside from the mountain slopes perfect for snow activities, there’s also the après-ski café Fertig, a coffee with shots of Swiss prune schnapps you surely wouldn’t want to miss during your stay, dining at the La Marmite and of course, shopping at Armani and Cartier. For evening revelry, there’s the Badrutt’s Palace Hotel and a tour of small buildings connected by underground corridors at the Chesa Guardalej. 

Courchevel, France. Courchevel is not just one resort village but four distinctly separate ones. They were named again in 2011 nonetheless are still commonly known by their old names – Courchevel 1850, Courchevel 1650, Courchevel 1550 and Courchevel 1300. They are a part of Les Trois Vallées, the largest linked ski areas in the world. The area is connected by the cable cars. Courchevel is a location that offers a lovely way to spend time for skiing and partying during your honeymoon. 

Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy - Great food, great wine, great slopes… could you ask for more? Skiing couple fans – both amateur and advanced—will love what this area has to offer, not to mention the trails for cross-country enthusiasts. Local restaurants give you a filling of homemade pasta and risotto and there’s dancing in the discos at night. 

Lillehammer, Norway -Probably the place where are the origins of skiing and slalom. Lillehammer in Norway presents slopes, slopes and more slopes. With the 200 plus miles of cross-country paths and skiing slopes –all lit by torches—it’s an enchanting way to spend time skiing with your loved one. When you’re not skiing, you can take a look at the world’s oldest skis on view at the Ski Museum in the capital city of Oslo.
 
There’s loveliness even in having a white wedding and a white honeymoon.
And you still have plenty of time to make your reservation.
After all first day of spring is March 20, 2017!
 
Till the next one…have a great “white honeymoon”…
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