Kreuzfahrt ins Glück

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Kreuzfahrt ins Glück
Country of origin	Germany

Cruise to Happiness (in German: Kreuzfahrt ins Glück) is a German television series. It is a Das Traumschiff spin-off that follows two wedding planners and the couple that hired them. They are all traveling on the Dream Ship cruise ship where the couple is about to get married and spend their honeymoon visiting places, where they dock.^[1]