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  Florida is one of the most popular places in the United States to vacation due to warm weather year-round, beautiful beaches and affordable accommodations and sites. It's no surprise that Florida is a perfect--and cheap--place for newlyweds to spend their honeymoons. From major cities to small island paradises, Florida has something for all newlyweds who are looking to make the most of their budget.
  
  

Key West

• Key West is a low-key area of Florida known for its short, pristine beaches and laid-back attitude. Hotels in the Florida Keys are also affordable. The Marriott Key West Beachside Hotel, Casa Marina Resort, and the Reach Resort Waldorf Astoria Collection all start at about $150 a night and are not far from a beach. Key West has a range of relaxing attractions such as bike riding to explore the islands, beautiful sunsets that can be viewed from your hotel balcony, sailing, and historic tours of the islands.
  
  

Miami

• Miami has a range of attractions for honeymooners to celebrate their recent nuptials. Miami Beach boasts both beautiful blue waters during the day and a hopping night life in the evening. The Standard Miami in South Beach starts at $179 a night and provides a perfect atmosphere for newlyweds to take advantage of their time together. Other options are available if you want to stay out of the hustle and bustle of the city. Biltmore Coral Gables starts at $199 night and offers true romance through unparalleled service and afternoon teas. The Mayfair Hotel and Spa in Coconut Grove starts at around $139 a night and each room has a romantic spa tub.
  
  

Amelia Island

• Amelia Island is a lesser-known attraction in north Florida with a variety of places to stay and sites to see. Small bed and breakfasts, such as Addison on Amelia's and Fairbanks House, and large chain hotels, like Days Inn and Comfort Suites, offer honeymoon packages for newlyweds. The Amelia Value Card gives visitors discounts on services and goods at local shops. Amelia Island has miles of coastline for newlyweds to enjoy and explore, whether it by foot or horseback.