Does anyone have ideas on how to celebrate a two year anniversary?
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LOL.... personally speaking i dont think i have EVER celebrated a 2 year anniversary... and actually, i dont even think i did anything for my 1 year (go figure that we didnt make it to 2).\n\nI think something special, romantic and not REAL expensive would be to just have a romantic evening in- candle lit dinner, soft music- and make sure to dress the part in either a nice dress or some sexy lingerie and have him do the same. send him an invitation and see what kind of reaction you get. Maybe even buy him a sexy pair of boxers to wear to the occasion. You can also buy some wine or champagne or some drink of your choice. The dinner should be what his favorite dish is. Also, if you could make some kind of scrap book of your years together and show that to him, i know its kind of mushy, but it would let you guys remember why you are together and in love!
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If you don't have the moola, you can still have a great evening.  My boyfriend once took me on a late day picnic.  He had made simple things but all which I had mentionned I like.  He wrote me a wonderful card and then he sent me a treasure hunt around his house for a surprise (for me it was earrings but you can use anything cute that you know he likes).  I think if most of your effort go into planning, he will definately see it and enjoy it.  Happy anniversary!
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* Package a collection of family recipes in a small box with your names and wedding date printed on the back.\n\n* Small stacks of postcards asking guests to "Keep in Touch!"\n\n* Christmas ornaments in ivory, silver, or gold tied with a velvet ribbon (For weddings during Nov/Dec)\n\n* Miniature heart-shape, hand-painted boxes with a single delectable truffle tucked inside.\n\n* Tins of mints labeled, "Mint to Be Together."\n\n* A classic like Jordan Almonds packaged in a new way -- grouped in mini birds' nests or placed inside artfully decorated pill boxes.\n\n* Sparklers, especially for an outdoor Fourth of July celebration, will allow guests to illuminate the skies once the sun goes down -- and light up your grand exit.\n\n* Caramel apples wrapped in cellophane and personalized leaf-shaped tags are the perfect treat for a Halloween wedding.\n\n* Chinese take-out boxes filled with candies and tagged with "Life Is Sweet."\n\n* Glassine bags or tiny terra-cotta pots filled with herbs or flower seeds.\n\n* CDs of the wedding-day music or favorite tunes personally created by the couple.\n\n* Mini photo albums in fun colors are gifts everyone will use.\n\n* Scrolled astrological readings tied with sheer ribbon (ask everyone to write in his or her birth date on the RSVP cards).\n\n* Luggage tags boxed and tied with an "On the Road of Life Together" ribbon.\n\n* Personalized color pencils (some even come scented) are fun and festive.\n\n* Lottery tickets are ideal -- give your guests a chance at good fortune!\n\n* Colorful clusters of miniature floral-scented soaps wrapped in tulle to match your primary wedding colors.\n\n* Romantic: A copy of Shakespeare's love Sonnets or a book of favorite love poems. Custom-create a bookmark to add a personal touch.\n\n* a jar of honey pinned with a personalized tag inspired by James Taylor: "How Sweet It Is To Bee Loved By You."
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get him a jersey of his fave football or basketball player...if he doesn't like sports and is sappy you could pick 2 stars right next to eachother and name them after the two of you...i think it's like $150 or something like that...i think that it just so romantic but you can't do it unless he's the kind of guy who appreciates things like that. good luck and happy early anniversary!!
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bisemicentennial: The two-hundred fiftieth anniversary.
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the traditional 1 year anniversary gift is paper, so maybe you could make a scrapbook detailing the first year. that way you could incorporate pictures of your son and all sorts of other things.  your partner would probably really enjoy it and you would get extra points for the time and effort put into it.
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1st year anniversary tradition is something made of paper (silver =25, gold = 50 etc...) so based on that, tickets to a concert/band or play/musical maybe or if you want to do the cheap but cute thing, offer a voucher redeem system you can make, eg.. massage for an hour or cook a favourite meal voucher, something more erotic if you like and offer the voucher book as a gift. Tickets to the pistons, good seats something like that
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It's good that you want to make sweet gestures like that. \nI've been with my hubby for 19 years & still do soppy things. Last week I left a big chocolate heart on his pillow when I went to work for him to find when he came home from work tired. Send him text messages to say you miss him when you haven't seen him all day. Leave notes around the house. One of my favourite places to leave notes is in the glove box of his car cos he always leaves his radio in there & I know he's sure to find it. Tell him...I tell my hubby every day I love him & he does the same with me.
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Go for all the old cliche's . Flowers, breakfast in bed, do the housework, and get a baby sitter and take her out to a nice restaurant.  Then when you get home, light some candles and run her a bubble bath.\n\nIf you want something really special, write her a poem or a letter telling her how wonderful she is and how much you appreciate all the wonderful things she does everyday.
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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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You can make his favorite meal from scratch.  Do everything homemade.  Have a quite candlelight dinner just the two of you. Eat your top layer from your wedding cake if you had one (or go get a small wedding cake if you didn't).  Enjoy a quite romatic night together.  Tell him how you have treasured the year together recalling certain memories.  The wonderful homecooked meal is your gift to him; as well as letting him know that you have treasured the memories this year.
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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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Make a scrapbook of all the things that you guys have been through over the past year. I did that for my boyfriend and he really loved it. It was great remembering all the stuff that we had done and now we have something to look at whenever we want to remember our first year together.
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Show her the new you, show her what she has been missing for those two years!! \nCharm her\nAnd BE YOU!!!
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My favorite times with my loved one is when we actually have time to sit and reflect about what the other one means to us. Going out to eat is traditionally what is done on an anniversary, but I prefer one on one time where there is nobody else around. No strangers talking loudly, no waiters to interrupt, no time wasted in line or in the car.  \n\nIn my opinion, Anniversaries are about each other, and to do that, you've gotta block out the rest of the world.  Here's my recipe for a fabulous anniversary. FIRST, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, GET SOME PAPER, PENS, AND AN ENVELOPE. I'll tell you why in a little bit.\n\nNext, plan the environment - Stay home (or rent a hotel if you want to get away from the day-to-day). Turn off the lights, turn on the music, light the candles.  Put your favorite (but easy to prepare) foods around you - cheeses, pizza, strawberries, chocolate, wine, etc.\n\nNow here comes the important part - sit directly in front of each other on the floor. Knee to knee, and eye to eye. Be sure to hold hands and feed each other. Talk about 'the time when we...' or 'that one time when we...'. Before you know it, hours will have passed. Don't be afraid to sip a little more wine than what you normally do. You'll soon find yourself maybe getting a little frisky. \n\nBut before you go any further, grab that piece of paper and pen, and write down a few lines about what that other person means to you. How they make you feel, and why you love them. Why you appreciate them. The more specific you get the better. For example, I love my man more everytime I catch him acting like a little kid when he thinks no one is around. Now don't let the other person read it. Seal it in the envelope, and save it for your next anniversary. It's so fun, and gives you something really fantastic to look forward to. \n\nNow would be a good time to finish off the night with a long kiss...and maybe more.\n\nYou've just created a wonderful memory of the two of you together, sincerely enjoying each other.\n\nMuch better than some boring evening at an overpriced restaurant where nobody talked to each other, don't you think?
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I would suggest a night out somewhere all together, not something at work. It's hard to celebrate in a professional environment, so maybe invite everyone out for a dinner together (I took my work pals to Olive Garden and we all had fun) or some place where you can all get together and enjoy each other that one last time.
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You should make her like a memory book. Buy a photo album and paste pictures of you and her in it. add fun designs, and colors, and lettering. It's a gift from the heart so she's sure to love it. You can tape old concert tickets, or movie stub tickets in it. or just memories of fun times you've shared together. or you could write her a poem, that's always nice. Either way it means more when it comes from the heart. Good luck to ya.