Congratulations! If you are moving less than a few miles, put some twigs and leaves in the entrance and by the time they sort it out and reorient, they are usually fine. Or move on a rainy day, it amounts to the same. The other suggestions are not incorrect either, but it is unlikely they will, get 'pissed off'.
Take a look at aerial views when you are placing them. Chances are, there are plenty of resources for them. Trees and shrubs especially provide a lot per unit area. Plant clover only if you like clover honey or to build them up past honey harvest. I do not like clover honey personally.
If you have not kept bees before, or not for a number or years, find a mentor. Bee School is extremely helpful as well.
Finally, there are at least n + 1 ways of beekeeping, where n is the number of beekeepers.
