Yes, you can say honeymoon: "I'm on my honeymoon until [date] and not checking email. For anything urgent, please contact [name] at [email]." Clients almost always take it well. Give the dates, one backup contact, and keep any joke to a single line. Seven versions, including two funny ones, are below.
Updated 2026 · Reviewed and rewritten for clarity
Quick answer
A honeymoon out of office states your return date, names one person covering urgent matters, and can be a little warmer than usual. If you are off for the wedding and the honeymoon, give the whole range: "out for my wedding and honeymoon until [date]."
'Hi, I'm on my honeymoon through [end date]. As you can imagine, I'll be checking email about as often as one checks email on a honeymoon (which is to say: never). For urgent matters: [backup] at [email]. I'll respond to non-urgent when I return.'
Formal / professional services
'I'm out of office on my honeymoon from [start] through [end]. [Covering colleague name] is handling urgent matters during this window: [email] / [phone]. I'll respond to your email when I return.'
Solo founder
'Hi, I'm on my honeymoon through [date]. For urgent matters: [URL] (routes to the right person immediately). For everything else, I'll get back to you when I'm back. Thanks for understanding.'
With routing URL prominent
'Honeymoon through [date]. For urgent: [URL]. For non-urgent: see you on the other side.'
Brief and direct
'I'm on my honeymoon through [date]. [Backup] is covering: [email]. I'll respond when I return.'
Funny (two options)
"I said 'I do' and I'm now saying 'I don't' to email until [date]. For anything urgent, [name] at [email] has you covered."
"Just married and just offline. Back [date]. Urgent matters: [name] at [email]. Everything else can wait for the tan lines."
Wedding plus honeymoon
"I'm out for my wedding and honeymoon from [start] through [end] and will not be checking email. [Name] at [email] is covering while I'm away."