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**Neurotic Couple Spends Lavish Honeymoon on Luxury Yacht with Both Families in Tandem**
In a shocking move, newlyweds Eve Jobs and Harry Charles have defied traditional wedding norms by embarking on a lavish honeymoon with both their families in tow. The unconventional couple, who recently exchanged vows, has opted for a group trip on a £105 million super yacht to the Greek island of Milos.
The decision to include both sets of parents on their romantic getaway has raised eyebrows among friends and family, with some labeling it an “unholy matrimony.” However, sources close to the couple have revealed that they are more concerned about being surrounded by loved ones than conforming to societal expectations.
“We’re not your typical newlyweds,” Eve Jobs, daughter of late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, was quoted as saying. “We believe in cherishing every moment with those who matter most. And what’s better than sharing this experience with our families?”
This bold move follows the couple’s decision to opt out of a traditional honeymoon registry and instead ask for donations towards their chosen charity. The pair have been praised by fans for their selfless approach, with many taking to social media to congratulate them on their unconventional yet heartwarming choice.
The group trip is expected to be an extravagant affair, complete with luxurious amenities, fine dining, and unlimited champagne. A source close to the couple has revealed that they are planning a series of fun activities and excursions, including snorkeling, island-hopping, and private concerts by renowned artists.
While some may see their decision as unorthodox, Eve Jobs and Harry Charles have made it clear that they will not be swayed by criticism. “Love is not just about the two of you,” they said in a joint statement. “It’s about building a strong foundation with those around us.”
The couple’s unconventional approach to their honeymoon has sparked widespread interest, with fans eagerly awaiting updates from their trip on social media.
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
