Do anyone has any ideas on planning a wedding anniversary date?
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Rent a hotel room, order room service, light some candles, play soft music, give  each other massages and go from there.\nJust enjoy the peace and quite of being together, away from home.\nOh, yeah - turn the damn cellphone off, too.
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Something very special, some thing that he will remember for he rest of his life, ...\nBesides sex. uhm\nwow this is tough.. uhm well buy him 8 items (one item for each year)\nMake him feel young again  like when he was 8 years old... \nUhm Wash his car ?? iam sure he will appreciate that (do it in a bikini)\n\nUhm...\nwell i realy dont know much bout anniversaries, cus iam not married..\nBut yea\ni gave it my best\n********\nMany anniversaries have special names. Generally speaking the longer the period, the more precious and/or durable the material associated with it.\n\n1 year is a paper anniversary \n2 years is a cotton anniversary \n3 years is a leather anniversary \n4 years is a linen anniversary \n5 years is a wood anniversary \n6 years is an iron anniversary \n7 years is a wool anniversary \n8 years is a bronze anniversary \n\nbuy him something bronze, a sculpture or him!\nFurthermore, there exist rather confusingly only partially overlapping, partially contradictory lists of anniversary gifts (such as wedding stones), separate from the 'traditional' names.\n\n8th Year-Bronze/Pottery (sculpture if you ask me)\nOr just get a ring, and engrave somethinf sweet into it!\nHope for the best for you two\nand HAPPY ANNIVERSARY IN ADVANCE!
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First off, I'd like to say that angel_baby0824's idea is super romantic :)  Now, I decided to get my boyfriend a ring this year (one for him, one for me kind of thing).  You can get them with any message on them at http://www.personalizationmall.com  But, they also have TONS of other great ideas.  They even have a Romantic Gifts section.  Good luck :)
814447
Make a sentimental time capsule.  Have him place things in there from the time you were dating that means something to him, important events, special items, etc.  You can do the same thing and then bury them or place them somewhere you both won't touch or open them for years then as you get older together you can designate a date such as an anniversary and open them together.  Very sweet and cheap that will mean a lot.
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I found this by searching for Wedding Anniversary through google.com\n\n\n42nd Wedding Anniversary \nTraditional Gifts: -\nModern Gifts: Improved Real Estate\n\n\n42nd Wedding Anniversary gifts & ideas of a sensual nature\nGifts that are intimate and can show that you still have the spark to light their flame. \n\n\nThere's a lot more to read about it. Click on the Links below.
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http://www.anniversaryideas.co.uk/wedding.htm
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I WISH THAT I COULD HELP YOU WITH THAT.  MY 7TH IS COMING UP SOON ALSO.  ALL THE LOVE THAT YOU CAN GIVE, IS WHAT I TOLD MY HUSBAND,  LOVE DOESN'T COST A THING. (HE DOESN'T KNOW WHAT TO GET ME EITHER.) HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO YOU.
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First of all, figure out something about who you are as a couple that you can use as a theme in your wedding – something you like to do, a place you love to go to, your first date… try to think of ways to bring that theme in, whether it’s setting up karaoke if you love that, or basing everying on Moulin Rouge.  There are other unusal things you can do, too.  One thing I’ve heard of is to have a photo booth brought in to your reception site – it can give you and/or your guests some fun mementoes.  One of my friends named her tables after different spots that held memories for her and her fiancé – at each table was a card with a picture of the place and a short story or explanation on the back.  With the right location, you can set your reception up so that it flows through different rooms – one room for appetizers and cocktails, done up all in blue, then the next room for the main meal, done all in white, then another room for dancing and cake, done all in pink; this can be done with different themes/colors/etc, or all the same theme.  You can set up a little “lounge” area, with couches and comfy chairs for people to hang out.  The website below has some other interesting ideas.  Good luck, and congratulations!
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Look out for hotel deals,and book the 2 of you in one. Bring a bottle of champagne or cava,and toast your year together,reminiscing over how you met,your first date,when you first realized you loved each other,anything that reminds you how lucky you both are to have each other. If money is tight,and a hotel is out of the question,a candlelit picnic at home reminiscing will be just as nice. Be sure to keep the champagne/cava cork and write the date/1st anniversary on it.
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My suggestion is look for a really good dj/mc in your area.  This is the person who will truly make you and your guests have a great time.  \n\nThere are so many things you can plan at your wedding...do all of the traditional chicken, hokie pokie, macarena, hustle... also as the person above me suggested the "married the longest" dance (or also called anniversary dance) as well as dinner table trivia where the dj/mc announces the serving of dinner to tables only if the table can answer the trivia question. \n\nGo over everything with your entertainment and also ask for their suggestions.
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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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According to Hallmark...Wedding Anniversary gifts are specified for each year up to the 15th.  After that, it basically gives something specific for every 5 years, 20th, 25th, etc. The 20th traditional gift is China and the Modern is Platinum.  The 25th traditional is Silver and the Modern is also silver.  I suggest a personalized engraved item or some type of jewelry (A new watch?). It really depends on the likes of the person. An engraved beer mug, a lighter, pen set or desk set.  Also, don't forget a great dinner somewhere. Maybe there's a show coming to town or concert and you could also get the tickets in advance  (Or give an IOU when they go on sale) and put them in a card. Whatever you do, enjoy yourselves.  It's not just about material things. Oh, and CONGRATULATIONS on keeping it together this long.
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Wow, beyond what you have already listed, I can't think of anything really. How about buying each other a gift on eBay (limit how much spent) with the idea that you want to send them something they think the other would truly love.\n\nHow about a mutual blog in planning the wedding? That way when the date is close, you can break out your list with all the flower type, colors, location etc. all ready.
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Yeah... have a nice wedding/ gathering outside in a nice park or something like that.  Make it nice and casual but still nice, walk barefoot down the aisle, and ahev a whimsical ceremony.  I am sure that you could ask the person who will be marrying you to do so at this location.
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I'm a big fan of the website www.theknot.com.  You can go under real weddings and choose the catagories summer and outdoor weddings.  Get creative ideas from others and then cater it to your own vision.  \n1. A pot luck picnic is a great idea, especially if it's family only.  To coordinate the menu though, you will want to designate who brings what.\n2. Make your own invitations and use a postcard for the rsvp (it will save on using an additional envelope plus the postage).  Get ideas off of the knot website.\n3. Compile your own cds.  My brother is going to be the master of ceremonies for ours and has now recruited others to join him.  \n4. David's Bridal is always advertising dresses for $99.  You can also check out what they have online and print out your favorites to bring to the appt.\n5. Enlist the help of the amateurs...that have a bit of skill.  Know anyone who takes good pictures...there's your photographer.  Know anyone who can make a cake...there you go!  You can go with a simple 3 tier round cake with white frosting and decorate it with cascading daisies.\n\nHope this helps!
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http://marriage.about.com/od/anniversaries/index.htm\nThis link list gifts by year. to get an idea, just type your question into your search bar...U will get lots of great ideas, then narrow it down, by cost and location.. Happy hunting.
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Here is some websites...there should be a list of things that you do on one of them.  I used them for my wedding.\n\nwww.theknot.com\nwww.americanbridal.com\nwww.theweddingsite.com\n\nGood luck!