This one is for the Girls.What did or would make your 1st wedding anniversary absolutly perfect and romantic?!
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Myh husband and I went to an extremely romantic, restraunt.  I loved it cause it was small and quaint yet upscale...it was great.  Afterwards, we went to a nice bed and breakfast.  We ate our cake we froze for a year (surprisinly not that bad).  It was a nice get away & fun.  The dinner  was a special treat cause we can't afford to go to expensive restraunts...our anniversary is the only time of the year we splurge for it.  Whatever you do, make it about the 2 of you...remember your wedding day and the great reasons you love each other and got married!
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1) Wedding Day Mementos (http://marriage.about.com/od/anniversaries/ss/createanniv_2.htm)\n\n2) Anniversary Party Ideas\n(http://marriage.about.com/od/anniversaries/ss/createanniv_4.htm)\n\nTake a look at these pages. I'm sure you will find them interesting!
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here are some ideas for this anniversary or other anninversaries. give him a portrait of yourself, a titinum wedding band(what I gave my husband and I found one at sam's club for 118.00, ) or find a woman photograpy person and take diffrent poses of diffrent months in the form of a calendar and hang it in the bed room.\n(clothes on or off your choice)
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WELL HERE ARE SOME SWEET & ROMANTIC IDEAS:\n*Make a scrapbook or make your own card with pictures of just the two of you, & sweet poems or quotes.\n*Prepare an unforgetable candle light dinner, with slow soft music & champaigne.\n*Take an amazing bubble bath together, with rose pedals, candles & champaigne.\n*Get a puppy or kitten wrapped in a bow.\n*Send as many of dozen roses as you can, then right on a piece of paper: "Every rose is for how much I love you."\n*Get a box of rich chocolates, a card, and a single red rose.\n*Have a passionate picnic in the park, then afterwards cuddle together under the stars.\nHOPE YOU LIKED THESE IDEAS!!! :)
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something thoughtful..pay attention to the details...and work with that.  i've been with my bf for 4 yrs...he's 26, and i'm just getting him all of those little extras.  he just ordered a new lcd tv, so i got him a new dvd player and tons of dvd's that mean something to us.  i'm gonna put together an album or a quilt that's made up of our memories (can't decide which one yet)...im basically just going to get a bunch of thoughtful things...i know that it will mean so much more to him than one huge big-priced item.  \n\ni'm hoping for a diamond..haha...
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A great day to remember with our spouse/girlfriend/fiancee ... it doesn't necessarily have to have gifts or a great dinner or sex... though those do help!  The main thing is to have some great quality time with us!
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My husband proposed to me without any drama, on the shore of a lake, in total seclusion. He told me afterwards he knew he was going to propose to me long before but he hadn't known where, when, or how. We went to the lake on a whim out of sheer boredom, horsed around for a bit, and watched the sunset over the lake. Shortly after the sunset all the way he pulled me close, kissed me, and then whispered into my ear his proposal. No getting down on one knee, no elaborate speech. He hadn't even found a ring yet. He said he just knew the moment was right. There had been no advance planning, no elaborate set-up, just a feeling that he had found the perfect moment, and honestly, to know that my guy was that sensitive and that caring to pop the question when there was no ring and no formal set up was amazing to me. He asked at that exact moment for no other reason then it felt right. But I'm a romantic sap.\n\nA few weeks later we went and picked out the engagement ring/wedding set together.  I wouldn't have had it any other way.
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How about a nice romantic candlelit dinner, followed up with some relaxing music. Than maybe go for an evening stroll outside when all the stars are shining bright n' the moon is out. Than propose.\nThat's just an idea.\n\nGirls love that stuff though. IF you don't wanna go to the extreme, like annoucing will you marry me up in da sky or at a baseball game. Than the first thing I mention would be a special moment between the two of you.\nDon't forget some flowers! We love that too...
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i AM SO GLAD WE WAITED UNTIL MARRIAGE. We had no problems at all, it was all very wonderful. I wish everyone could have the joy on their wedding night we experienced. It was like the excitement of Christmas morning. I suggest the couple have good premarital counselling like we did. I also would add to the guys, BE SURE YOU ALWAYS MEET HER NEEDS FIRST.
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oh my goodness, I love this website. It has helped me out so many times! Check it out!\n\nhttp://www.lovingyou.com/\n\nOr, you could do something with the traditional sixth anniversary gifts... iron or candy. \n\nThere was once that I wanted to do something really special for my husband and I came up with all these ideas. First of all I hid a card in the car telling him that when he got home, it was going to be very special. \nI had the house decorated really cute with balloons and crate paper, my two year old loved helping me with them!\n\nI wrote him a love letter explaining why he was so important to me and wrote it on very pretty stationary paper.\nI bought some fake rose petals and put them in a hot bath, then shared the bath with him along with a nice bottle of wine.\nI made him his favorite dinner along with his favorite dessert and went on a picnic with him... (your kids would probably love this, especially if you go to a park, depending on their ages)\n\nThere are so many things you can do to show him how much you care for and love him without having to spend a lot of money!\n\nGood luck!
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Why not make her dinner, give her a list of reasons that you love her, draw/paint/print a copy of the church/place that you were married in and promise her a return trip to renew your vows on your next anniversary (giving her time to plan a party).  Write her a poem or make her a mix tape.\n\nYou don't have to buy her a present.
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Maybe a friendship ring, a candlelight dinner, and a night of wild passionate lovemaking. Happy anniversary.
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My husband actually had to do this for his parents 50th wedding anniversary.  We got alot of input afterwards from his parents as to what parts they liked the best.  It seems they enjoyed hearing about what they all did as a family throughout the years, such as family vacations, special Christmases, that sort of thing.  My husband said a few humorous things regarding all that too.  They also liked hearing how they were a good example of what love and marriage is all about.  I think once you start bringing up all your good memories, your speech will practically write itself.  Good Luck!
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how lucky is your friend to celebrate a silver wedding anniversary. i know that u don't need anybody's idea but your own because u are the one who knows them and it is better if it comes from your heart. u don't need a flowery words but what you really feel on that day. good luck to you!!!
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I think it would be more romantic to get married on a day that has personal significance to a couple, instead of a day that is more generally symbolic like V-Day. Plus, if you marry on a day that you both find super special (like the day you met or the first day you both kissed), you get an extra present! LOL. You miss out on a V-Day gift if your anniversary is the same day!!!
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I would suggest a simple dress, maybe a day suit in cream, ivory, or champagne colors. Maybe a cute hat with a small veil, make it more wedding like!!GL;) and Congrats!!
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Once I gave my husband a dozen roses, and a mini-pictorial of our lives together, from dating, through children, and put little stickers on each photo describing what he means to me.. Such as thank you for loving me, being my best friend, being the first thing I see in the morning, and last thing I see at night (on a pic of him snoozing), for the family we planned, and the surprises you've given( on a photo of us at hospital with our surprise baby).. and so on.. he liked it, but he forgot the flowers at work, sometimes guys are just too macho for their own good. I have heard that many florist make up candy baskets, with salty and sweet snacks and sodas in it personalized for your boyfriends taste, I'd do that, but no balloons.. or they may get "left at work" too ;) ;) \nThen when he gets home, play some of his favorite music and have dinner, or go out, for that matter, it's your Valentines Day too, and just enjoy each other for the rest of the evening