Wedding Anniversary Gift Year By Year
Sat, 27 Feb 2010 01:05:21 +0000
My best friend is an excellent wedding planner. When I got married she planned an elaborate 200 guest wedding for us. It was everything I dreamed of and more. Since we had been friends for so many years she already knew the things I would like from what I wouldn’t. Every year I try to buy her a really cool gift around my wedding anniversary because every time we celebrate another year I remember what she did for us. This years I decided to buy her the best Wedding Planning Tools. I bought her a software that had a schedule, guest management and budget tracking. She was so happy I got it because she was planning to buy one within the next month.
The traditional first anniversary gift is always made out of paper. Of course, you can always buy tickets or something boring like that, OR you could tell your husband or wife exactly what you think after your first year of marriage. Maybe I should show you an example and let Andrew take it from here, as he was looking for something very special for his wife Amanda on the occasion of their first wedding anniversary….(I have also included Andrew’s comments to show how the finished gift can be a true collaborative effort)…
“Hello Allen, Bravo. Awesome. I just made some minor edits below in bold. I will review the card and paper choices ASAP. Thx So Much, Andrew”
What is your name: Andrew Macielinski (nickname Roo)
Who do you want the poem written for: Amanda Macielinski (wife)
Why do you want the poem written: One Year Anniversary
What style of poem would you prefer (happy, sad, romantic etc.): Something heartfelt, unique, and along the lines of the one year anniversary tradition of paper.
Please choose which package you would prefer: Unique
Would you like a copy of the handwritten drafts: Yes
What are the key messages you would like to send: Timeline since we met incorporated with a conclusion of “our journey to come as we start our own family”. Family is so important to my wife Amanda and I want her to know I intend to do everything in my power to provide her with unconditional love and support to “our family”.
Timeline Ideas to help:
first date = sushi at Bluefin where it became 100% clear to me she had a WONDERFUL heart that cares for and valuae her immediate family, friends, and job (works with disabled children: autism and down’s).
