a honeymoon

“Their rooms in Dwomor were far more suitable for a honeymoon than the open country or ruined cottage had been.”

With a Single Spell

“In the morning he'd marry her with all due haste, then he'd hie her off to Brighton for a honeymoon by the sea.”

Hero Come Back

“Unlike a court ceremony, this was to have no niceties, no exchange of pleasantries, although Bothwell could not resist saying, "Well, Mr. Secretary Maitland, I see even a honeymoon does not keep you away from your necessary duties like planning assassinations.”

Mary Queen Of Scotland And The Isles

“Meggie was Mrs. Luke O’Neill, on her way to North Queensland and a honeymoon somewhat delayed by the time it would take getting there.”

The Thorn Birds

“Willis gifted Laura not only an expensive wedding ring and precious gold lavalieres, but a honeymoon by train to Chicago, where Willis bought his new wife a dining room suite and a table service for twelve of pure white Haviland china.”

Simon & Schuster: First Man

“They’d sacrificed even then, forgoing a honeymoon to save money.”

Shiver