After all of the fun of wedding planning, celebrating and honeymooning, many newlyweds face the daunting task of moving in together. This means consolidating all of your stuff, weeding out duplicate items and compromising on a design aesthetic that will suit you both.

As if that weren’t difficult enough, you also have to deal with the logistics of changing your address, co-signing your lease and dozens of other details that you might not expect.

To help ease your stress, here’s a few moving tips for newlyweds that we’ve gathered from around the web:

• Split up the chores, talk money beforehand and follow the rest of these 8 Tips for Newlyweds Moving in Together from DearSugar.
• Find everything you need for your moving process, including a “Why Should I Move?” worksheet, a moving checklist and a few fabulous design slideshows on HGTV’s Front Door.
• Don’t forget to change your address! You can fill out the USPS change of address form online for only $1, or print it out and mail it in for free.
• Make sure to order moving announcements to let your friends and family members know your new address.

I once heard that nearly a sixth of the American population moves every year. In my opinion, at least half of that statistic involves newlyweds moving in together! It almost seems like a cruel trick–you persevere through all the stress of wedding planning, escape together on your blissful honeymoon and then abruptly return to the hectic atmosphere of moving, redecorating and trying to get into the swing of a new schedule as a married couple.

But, instead of scrambling to reconnect with friends, establish your new home and tie up loose real estate ends, why not combine all of the tedious work you have to do into one fun and festive moving party? Multitask by turning your moving announcements into moving party invitations as well, and then invite all of your friends over to help you relocate to your new home.

Then, you can make the entire event an homage to your move. Playing this moving-inspired playlist from Making Your Move, serve whatever food is left in your fridge and make party games out of packing. See who can bubble wrap your lamps fastest, or have a dolly race to the moving truck.

You could also play “Pin the Furniture on the Room” using items cut out from a home design magazine in an attempt to steal redecorating ideas from your friends. If that fails, ask them to help you with this interactive room planner from HGTV.

Your friends will certainly grumble less about helping you move if you turn the occasion into a true event!

Planning your wedding can be fun, stressful, exhilarating and exhausting all at the same time. Your honeymoon, on the other hand, should be pure bliss! Take a few minutes to check out these 5 links and learn how to beat jet lag, book a holistic honeymoon and make the most of your time as the newest of newlyweds.

• Find beautiful locations, fabulous fashions and other fun honeymoon info with The Wedding Chicks.
• Everyday Health tells you how to avoid jet lag.
• From Paris to Prague, see The Knot’s list of the Ten Most Romantic Cities in the World.
• Check out DearSugar’s advice on how to beat the post-wedding, pre-honeymoon blues.
• Suite101 offers ten tips for a safe, happy and hassle free honeymoon