$3000 for two people for 9 days?

Rather a race across parts of Europe, but you should have plenty of funds to spare. Have a great trip!

I agree - you budget looks appropriate.

Leave a grand at home drawing interest.

The money should be more than enough. Overall it sounds like an exhausting pace to me, but bon voyage!

Wow/I agree that unless you are planning 5 star meals three times a day/this is more than enough money/not to save money but for a great experience/buy a bottle of wine/cheese/bread and do picnic in Paris as you people watch/my son and his wife did that on their honeymoon in Paris and loved it.

I agree with the others on both points - plenty of money but way too ambitious trip for 9 days!

I agree with all the others on both things, the money is more than enough and the trip is too fast. It WILL give you a taste of Europe and you can plan a longer, slower trip later.

London for a day? You might as well not bother going!

Hi Jonathan, That is more than enough money. Have fun.

All the best, Monte

Lots of money,, but not lots of time.

I would not say Rick proclaims himself to be budget travel, more of a lower/middle of the road guide. As far as guide books go, Rough Guides and Let's Go are more in line with "budget" travel.

Jonathan, that's enough, and yes, it is a sprint, but hey, if that's what they want to do, they can come back and do it a different way, later, if they see a city they'd like to concentrate on more.

Editing to change to Jonathan- oops!

Jonathan,
Sounds like a great trip. I just returned from a quick paced 2 week trip to many of the places you are going and a few more.

Your $3000 is plenty of money, I wouldn't even worry about it, unless you plan on buying a lot of souveniers and eating at fine dining restaurants every meal.

Have a fabulous honeymoon!

You will be very comfortable and most likely bring money back home. Have fun.