Honeymoon (noun)

1. A holiday or trip taken by a couple immediately after they get married.
2. The early phase of a relationship, especially a marriage, during which everything seems perfect.

Origin:

The word honeymoon comes from the old english word hony moone, which means "the first month after a marriage when the couple is believed to be very much in love".

Examples:

1. They went on a honeymoon to Hawaii.
2. The couple was on their honeymoon.
3. The honeymoon was a romantic getaway.
4. The honeymoon was a time for the couple to get to know each other.
5. The honeymoon was a special time for the newlyweds.