The couple has famously skipped the typical honeymoon checklist: no Eiffel Tower selfies, no crowded bazaars in Marrakech. Instead, they’ve prioritized flow over frenzy. “We want to come home feeling expanded, not exhausted,” Mallory recently shared on her Instagram story. Rigo added that the only non-negotiable is that they share one meal a day without phones.
This philosophy is a refreshing antidote to the “bucket-list pressure” many honeymooners face. Their trip is a masterclass in intentional travel—choosing slow trains over flights, street stalls over Michelin stars, and spontaneous detours over pre-paid excursions.
