A couple got a luxurious honeymoon suite at a hotel, complete with rose petals and a 'Happy Honeymoon' sign, despite not being officially married. The man, Ricky, documented the experience on social media, joking about exposing any potential lies and even suspecting a neighboring couple of being the true newlyweds. While some found the situation amusing, others questioned the couple's actions and the hotel's policy on upgrades.
After the little lie was planted, Ricky went on to show his viewers the gorgeous suite they were placed in, which consisted of a large circular bed sprinkled with rose petals and adorned with two swanHowever, as the two went out for a casual dinner, they were taken aback as things started to get “more and more intense.”Their dining table was, once again, decorated with various rose petals with a wooden sign reading “HAPPY HONEYMOON ” to the right.
And for the grand finale, multiple staff members came out with rainbow-colored drinks, waving their phone flashlights in the air as Whitney Houston’s? We’re gonna tell the whole world,” Ricky joked. “We’re gonna make sure if you lied by any chance, you feel the full weight of that guilt.”“We are going to stop dinner so we can play some Whitney Houston so that if you actually got married, it would be a genuine sweet moment but if you’re fraudsters, you will feel like sh–t human.
And it seems that the couple took all the right steps, except for, of course, wearing a shiny engagement ring. Pav Klair, a Spa Relations Expert at SpaSeekers, gave a little insight into why soon-to-be-married couples are more likely to get room upgrades.“From personal experience, I think newlyweds or people celebrating a particular occasion will receive ‘special treatment’ over others,” he told Express.co.uk.
“This is because they’re potentially prone to spending more at the hotel if they’re celebrating and therefore will react even more positively to a room upgrade.”“It’s known amongst the hotel staff that people who are celebrating an occasion will indulge themselves more with luxury items, such as spending a bit extra on a meal or buying an extra bottle of champagne.“So, to encourage this increased spending a bit more, we typically will offer an upgrade.
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