what is a great gift for your 1st anniversary? a gift to a man.?
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Hockey tickets\nOr you could wrap yourself up in a big red bow and have candles laid out all over the floor leading to you and you can take it from there good luck.
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You should definitely get a card that symbolizes your love for her.   I have been married for 6 years and I have kept every card my husband has given me!\n\nIf she likes flower's get her that as well.  Try taking her out to a romantic restaurant or perhaps the place you proposed?  Try taking her to the place where your first date was.  The possibilities are endless.  Treat her to a candlelight dinner at home if you think she would like that instead of going out.  Perhaps you can even make her a nice romantic meal with a dessert.\n\nIf she wears jewelry or has been eying something in particular that would be a great gift as well!  Maybe she likes lingerie?  She might like it that you have picked that out for her.  That is what I got for my 1st yr. anniversary and I loved it because it was something that he picked out just for me.\n\nMake sure you haven't missed any "hints" from your wife!  I hint all the time to my husband and it is 50/50 with him.  LOL\n\nGood luck & congratulations!
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I guess you don't actually mean a GIFT  but something to bring along since you mentioned the bottle of wine.  Is he married? How about a nice gourmet nut set or flavored vinegars/oils?  A fresh flower centerpeice?  A nice desert?
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Hey what about a gift card for his favorite sport store. A watch?\nmaybe a ticket for an event. a wallet with a pic of you inside?\nGOOD LUCK!
1039494
Maybe a friendship ring, a candlelight dinner, and a night of wild passionate lovemaking. Happy anniversary.
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Are you the bride? A very traditional gift is the cuff links he'll wear. Other good options are a money clip, a really good lighter or a pocket watch, any of which can be engraved with the date and either his initials or both of your initials/names or leather goods like a wallet or bound journal/day planner.\n\nThe key factors are that it should be something small, personal and fairly permanent.\nGood luck and may you share long years, great joy and small troubles.
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How about a gift for both of you,loke maybe a cruise.Nice honeymoon!
1039139
i'm in a long  distance relationship too and for my boyfriend's birthday i got him a dvd of a movie we had seen together.  i made a cd of love songs that make me think of our relationship.  i also gave him a picture frame with a picture of one of the times we were together.  those type of gifts any guy from any type of background might be touched by.  my boyfriend loved it.  hope that might help.
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Me and My huband will be married 1 year this sunday. I bought him what he wanted and that was a pair of boots. If i was you i would ask him what he really wanted that is not real expensive and dont let him know what you are getting him. Just something to tell him that you love him and that is all that matters. Good Luck!!!!!
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Since the traditional gift is cotton, why not a beautiful set of very high threadcount sheets. Put them on the bed, dont wrap them. Light the room with candles, set a picnic with some new china (another traditional gift) and figure out the rest from there. \n\nP.S. Happy Anniversary!
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If he likes fixing old cars try giving him a car model kit of his favorite old car. for an anniversary give them a nice bottle of wine if they like that, or a gift certificate to a restaurant.
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When searching for a great gift for the man in your life, the biggest question you should ask yourself is what does you man spend most of his free time doing? Provided that “sleep” isn’t the answer to this question, then you’re in business. Whatever it is that your man enjoys spending time doing is the biggest clue to finding a present he’ll really appreciate. Has he mentioned that he really needs a certain item, or that something he saw in a flier looks really cool? Take the hint, and make that item your next purchase. It’ll be a guaranteed great gift. Just to get you started, below are some categories your boy might fall into\n\nGift Ideas for Men\nThe Party Boy - Does your man love to host barbeques? If he does, there are a few key gifts in order, such as a set of pristine BBQ tools, metal shish kabob skewers, a “kiss the cook” style apron or a chef hat. To really get that party started, he’s going to need a cocktail shaker, wine, cocktail or shot glasses, and a great set of frosty beer mugs. Collapsible canvas chairs with built in cup holders, tiki torches, and beverage coolers will all help to complete his backyard festivities.\n\nThe Sports Fan - Does your guy routinely invite all his pals over to watch the game? If so, the best gift (if you can afford it ) is probably a large screen TV. Wait for an in-store special when buying, or check out online auctions for the best buy. There are also plenty of neat remote control options, from glow-in-the-dark to voice-activated controls. To keep his beer cold, try a foam beer can cooler. For a boy who loves to play games as well as watch, a tabletop air-hockey or foosball table might be just the ticket.\n\nThe Outdoorsman - If your guy likes to spend his time outside, than there are plenty of great gifts options. If he likes to camp, then your best off getting him something practical, like a waterproof flashlight, lightweight tent, thermal sleeping bag, torch lighters or a Swiss army knife. If he’s a fisherman, then a tackle box filled with assorted hooks and weights, or a new pole, reel or line, is a gift that will be much appreciated. Some fun outdoor gifts could be a set of walky talkies, remote control airplanes, a Frisbee, soccer ball or  a picnic basket, complete with lunch.\n\nThe Electronic Guy - If your partner gets excited every time he walks into the electronic department, then you’re in luck. There are new products coming onto the market virtually everyday to satisfy his technology lust. From digital cameras to webcams, from boom boxes to game consoles, speakers, and wall-projector clocks, there are so many things to choose from. Just make sure that whatever you buy is compatible with the existing computer or music systems he already has. Don’t be afraid to ask a sales representative for help.\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nHopefully the above gift ideas have helped spark your search for the perfect present. The best gifts for men are often the most obvious. Do your homework by keeping your eyes and ears open, and by doing product research. Don’t forget who you’re buying for the most important thing is that he likes it, and you can live with it. \n\n~~~~~~~~~~
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I would say you, but then again you already know this and wouldn't be asking right? \nI did three things for my fiance (husband on Saturday) I made him a scrapbook of us and things that have happened since we met, I got him a bride/groom ornament, and I made him a love letter that explains to him how I feel about him.\nYou could get him a watch, or a bracelet. You could buy him a beer mug engraved, you could get him a picture frame. Here are some websites that you could try out fo some ideas.\nhttp://www.poetrygift.com/bridegroom.html\nhttp://www.findgift.com/Occasions/Wedding/Bride-to-Groom\nCongratulations!!!
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It isnt about gifts, it is about thoughtfulness.\n\nYou say he is very special, then tell him that, tell him what he really means to you and your life. Tell him how he completes your life and how he makes you fell and why he makes you feel that way.\n\nFor my anniversary recently, I made a presentation in powerpoint of all the special memory photos from our life together, I added a background music track of our favourite song and then I used the ext spaces to tell my wife in each picture why it was special and how she had made it special for me. I added stuff I have never told her because we assume they already know it but one thibgs she said when she watched it was that although she knew I loved her and knew she was special for me, that actually seeing it again and being told it was a wonderful thing.\n\nThe best gifts cost nothing except some time and some thought.\n\nAnd if you cant think of an idea, you can always buy something minute and sexy ;-)
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As a soldier who has just returned from deployment, I can say a small gift that is durable to keep with me at all times to know that the person I love is still there waiting for me. If hes like most of the guys I was with, deep down they really do care for stuff like that. remember something small and durable that will fit in a pocket or onto a dog tag chain like a laminted pic. or a thin ring with your names engraved on it. Things that are bulky and hard are uncomfortable underneath the body armor. Good luck.
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You don't have to get her a whole 'nother gift necessarily. Maybe take her to dinner and get her some flowers. I wouldn't expect another gift from my partner. Hope you guys have a really EXCELLENT anniversary with lots of hugs and kisses.
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tell husband you have been saving up for something special.