Talk amongst yourself and discuss which is place that both of you like. If you both want to keep your honeymoon confined to your state, surely United States is a perfect place to enjoy exclusive moments. You can opt for breathtaking city of New York, dynamic city of Las Vegas, Chicago with its adorable summers or ecstatic Michigan Avenue South in winters. If you are an admirer of beaches, spell bound beaches of Miami are always a perfect and open option. Honeymoons within your state are relatively less expensive than those planned abroad. But excitement and exuberance is same in both cases.

If you want to freak out abroad with your partner, there are several places to go. The awesome and romantic places in New England like Martha’s Vineyard, Cape Cod, Newport, Maine’s seacoast and so forth have their own charm that magnetizes honeymoon couples. Not to forget are superlative and incredible Niagara Falls and Great Smoky Mountains. These are some of evergreen honeymoon destinations that are thronged and adored by couples. Besides your discretion also consider weather and climatic conditions of place you plan to explore. For instance in case of extreme cold a move to a warm and cozy destination is an excellent idea.

The state of Utah in United States is home to many beautiful National Parks, and Bryce Canyon National Park ranks as one of most magnificent and awe inspiring.

15 million years ago earth in this region began to shift, forming a series of plateaus. The Paunsaugunt is an extensive plateau, with Paria River gradually eroding away edge to form Bryce Canyon.

The rock in Bryce Canyon is composed of layer after layer of sediment deposits, deposited millions of years ago when area was at bottom of a lake. Now Paria River has exposed layers, allowing a detailed history of lake to be determined.

The Park itself was established in 1924, and was named after an early settler in area, Ebenezer Bryce. He emigrated from Scotland, married a local girl then moved southwards in stages, building sawmills as he went.

In mid 1870s he reached Paria River, where he and his family settled for a number of years. It was at this time that Bryce made his immortal comment about Bryce Canyon - he called it "one hell of a place to lose a cow".

The area remained basically undiscovered by European tourists, first guest houses only being constructed around time when park was officially established.

Luckily this has led to Bryce Canyon being an area of largely unspoiled beauty, as well as enormous scientific value of historic information trapped in its pinnacles and spires.

The canyon is by no means a stagnant place - rim recedes by an average of about a foot every 50 years, and in this ever changing scene it is water that plays most vital role in shaping and eventual destruction of magnificent scenery.

Because rock was laid down in layers, there is a variation in hardness of rock formed. When water runoff trickles across rock, some areas erode rapidly whereas others hold firm.

This variation in erosion speed causes formation of pinnacles, or "hoodoos" of stable rock. In some places water seeps down through cracks and eats out holes beneath surface. When side rock erodes away, an archway is left behind.