TheBigDay Announces Year-Long Hawaiian Honeymoon Giveaway

    PORTLAND, OR, December 11, 2008 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Any couple who creates a honeymoon registry on the TheBigDay website will automatically be entered in the contest. Couples use TheBigDay.com to register for the items and romantic activities of their honeymoon as wedding gifts. Wedding guests then select and purchase from an array of items, for example, a day of snorkeling, a sunset dinner cruise, kayaking, couples massage, hot-air ballooning and airfare contributions.

"Hawaii hotels love honeymooners and are very excited about the honeymoon registry concept," says Nancy Williams, Director of TheBigDay. "Participating in our monthly honeymoon giveaway is great way for our partners to promote both their properties and honeymoon registries for their resort. In today's economy, it's terrific to provide a tool that helps honeymooners have their dream honeymoon," adds Williams. "And if they win the giveaway, even better!"

A different Hawaii hotel partner has donated a seven-night stay for each month of the giveaway. In December, the first Hawaiian Honeymoon Giveaway is courtesy of Fairmont Hawaii Resorts. The winning couple will have 18 months to redeem their trip, which consists of four nights at the Fairmont Kea Lani on Maui, in a Deluxe Ocean View Suite and three nights at the Fairmont Orchid on the Big Island of Hawaii, in a Deluxe Ocean View room. Full details of the contest can be found at www.thebigday.com/HoneymoonGiveaway.asp; some restrictions may apply. See official contest rules for full details.

About The Big Day

TheBigDay helps couples plan and afford spectacular honeymoon getaways. The Oregon-based company, founded in 2001, is the most popular honeymoon travel registry in the world. Thousands of couples from over 130 countries have used TheBigDay's service. In 2004, TheBigDay was named a Better Business Bureau "Business of the Year" for Innovative Business Practices. For more information, visit TheBigDay's website at www.thebigday.com or call the toll-free phone number: (800)-304-1141.

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