· Assuming there is still space(!), put heavy objects like books, mp3 players and cameras in your hand luggage. This really helps if you are close to the weight limit and also means that they are more safe and secure.
· Do laundry a few days before you go so everything will washed and freshly ironed before the Big Day and ready to go come the day of the Honeymoon.
· Keep an inventory of everything that you are taking.
Now let’s take a look at what you should know before you begin packing:
· What is your total check-in luggage allowance?
· What hand luggage restrictions are there in place – both in terms of weight and size?
· What will the weather be like when you arrive at your destination and will you need a change of clothes in your hand luggage?
· Are you likely to buy lots of things whilst you're away that would mean you need to leave spare capacity in your case or take an extra bag?
Armed with answers to the above questions, you can begin to put items aside for packing – see the article entitled Packing Checklist for ideas on what to take. However, it is unlikely that you will be able to take everything you want and still be under your luggage allowance. So now it’s time to make some crucial decisions. Here are some ideas as to what you can do to lighten the load:
· Whilst packing, ask yourself 'am I really going to wear/use this?' It is very common to return home with clean, unworn clothes or untouched make-up, so don’t take your full wardrobe just what you need. Also pay attention to what outfits you will wear – that day-glow orange top may be a favourite of yours but if you’re not planning to take the colour co-ordinating shorts then maybe you should leave them at home.
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