<prompt> Human: So here is the deal. My situation:I started a new job 2 months ago where I pull about 2000 month, up from 1500 month. I have a 350 PP credit line, and my credit is not goodthx school minimum wage, so I doubt Im getting anything more substantial. At my old job, I was doing just barely better than paycheck-to-paycheck, enough to not be miserable, not enough to really save anything substantial. Now my living expenses are about the same, but I make a good 400-500 more per month. Bonus, my income is going to scale up even more in February.I am getting married in about a month, and the wedding expenses are at this point covered and not a worry.My problem:That said, the Honeymoon is still in the air. We already decided to compromise and forego the much desired trip abroad for a resort stay a few hours away. the plan we want to roll with will cost us a bit over 1000. We have admittedly procrastinated on things a bit her sister also got married last month, and have already compromised on a lot. Ive got most of the cash needed for that with just my income, but Im coming up short, and trying to figure something out. Fiancee suggested looking at credit cards.Potential solution?Looking at credit Karma, they suggested a slew of credit cards, but nothing Im getting there will be helpful given most of them are secured cards.They also suggested a small personal loan from One Main financial, and they pre approved me for 1500 at 29.88 APR, which would be much more than adequate to cover the remainder of the honeymoon, and I would only use about 500 at most of it in all reality. No early repayment penalties. Now if it were purely up to me, Im thinking I would:Take the loan, use as little of it as needed, get back from honey moon, pay back whatever I didnt use when I get home, and use my newly improved income to pay off the remainder of the loan no later than January, live life like we did before I got the new job.Is this a stupid idea?I know wedding loans are considered a bad idea in general, but most of my research came up concerning loans of like 30,000 not 1500.One upside, I imagine my credit would benefit for the loan payment history; nice Im thinking as I am trying to rehabilitate my credit.Like I make enough money to make this go away in a month or two. I wouldnt even be worried about needing it if Id gotten the new job like 2 months earlier.Weve never in 8 years gone on a trip, and never do something for ourselves like this, and I really do not want to have to go and say sorry gotta down grade. Like for once, I wanna be able to deliver something like this.Obviously, Im not doing shit without talking to her first. Im definitely not that dumb.  <response>: Financing a honeymoon at 30 is a bad start to a marriage 