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Switzerland is very expensive that's right. But it depends on what do you want to invest. Feel free to contact me - I'll try to help you...

Try http://www.hrs.de/ (change the Deutsch button to English and be aware that the prices are shown in Euro if you don't change the currency to CHF) for hotels- you will not find cheaper ones than there. I would recommend the regions Grindelwald - Lauterbrunnen http://www.grindelwald.travel/en/welcome.cfm? or Arosa http://www.arosa.ch/en/welcome.cfm? or Interlaken http://www.interlaken.ch/index.php?id=53&L=3 or Zweisimmen http://www.gstaad.ch/en/doerfer/zweisimmen.htm (Gstaad is more expensive)

For more information http://www.myswitzerland.com/en.cfm/home

If you have further questions just ask me.

No such thing as an inexpensive trip to Switzerland, as far as I know, but you can cut costs a lot by not staying in the main cities or the best known resort towns and instead in smaller towns/villages nearby. Switzerland's great rail system will still allow you to visit the bigger cities/resorts if you want to, and the smaller places are actually more honeymoon-suitable, at least for my tastes. Example: instead of St. Moritz, stay in a place like Zuoz, a more charming and traditional little Swiss village very close by. This place was very nice when I was there several years ago:

http://www.hotelengiadina.ch/en/001/hotel.htm

Also: Everything will be cheaper in the shoulder seasons than in mid-summer or ski season, but of course you'll have to take into account the weather and available activities. Early summer and early fall are probably your best bets, on balance.

What is your budget?

From which country are you coming from? (airlines cost)