no not good luck, OP you need to tell them no. Thats a very special time together, to be alone and in love, to bond as husband and wife! If they are there you will lose something intangible but very important. Find a way to say no, nicely but firmly. If they dont budge, take your spouse to a nearby island, cause really thats beyond intrusive and again its important to be ALONE together

@1: I must admit, you're the first I've seen to actually *assume* the married couple was gay. We're making history here, peeps!

agreed #18, honeymoons are specifically meant for the bride and groom. that's like the whole point. it's nice (not really) that the in-laws want to come along, but no. this is your and your new spouse's time to shine.

#24 she assumed that married couple was lesbian and not gay :p

27- Lesbian = gay

#30 Yeah, just came to know that the word "gay" includes lesbian. thanks.:)

Or, more likely, #1 mistook OP for a guy.

actually her husband or wife should say something about that. I mean is he or she okay with his her parents coming to their honeymoon? I would flip the shit out

Just tell your husband that it's fine and that you love spending time with his parents. But make sure he knows that this honeymoon doesn't count.

Ohhh boy, thay would be one lame honeymoon if there were no baby making taking place.

"no grandchildren for you!" maybe that will keep them away.

^this

Best idea ever. You sure know how to win a power struggle between wife and mother-in-law.

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