So that leaves us with the question of where the “moon” in the word “honeymoon” originates. One piece of folklore relates that the origin of the word moon comes from a cynical inference. To the Northern Europeans the terms referred to the body’s monthly cycle and, its combination with honey, suggested that not all moon’s of married life were as sweet as the first. British prose writers and poets, in the 16th and 17th centuries, often made use of the Nordic interpretation of honeymoon as a waxing and waning of marital affection.

Guests in attendance marveled at the spectacle that Invisible Touch Show Producer Scott Reynolds designed for the evening. There were voodoo vampire belly dancers with snakes draped around their neck, fire dancers, and a cirque show right in the warehouse and gothic Halloween decor and a swamp designed out back in the parking lot.

One guest said “This event is just as spectacular as some of the events hosted at the Special Event Show”. Check out some of the pictures from the event!