Gift Ideas for 1 Year Anniversary
Wife and I got married about a year ago, celebrating this weekend, looking to spend anywhere from $250 to $1k, looking for some ideas. Thanks
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Surprise her with a get-away to a nice beach near you. Rent the car. Book the hotel. Then sex.
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we know nothing about her. I'd ask her friends if you want to buy something material, but personally I'm with Pizz, an experience will always pay bigger dividends than a piece of jewelry she'll look at more than she wears
Thanks for the input. We are located in Boston so Portland Maine is probably a good option. Thanks
Don't forget the sex my man
Diamond necklace. I bought one for previous ex and it was a gold necklace with a butterfly with diamonds on the wings. Was $600 or something. Recommended. Just pop in any jewelry store and tell them your price range.
OP, you could combine both Pizz's and Isaiah's advice and give her a pearl necklace.
Sounds redundant
You are celebrating the marriage and the two of you as opposed to her birthday or mother's day or another event specifically about her. As a result, I think the best gift is going to be something that reflects the two of you and not just some object she really wants. You know her best, but I wouldn't just buy her something. Take her to a place that you both have always talked about going to (Portland Maine, Lake Winnipesaukee, wherever). You could even rent a boat for the weekend and cruise around. There is some decent hiking up north too if she is the outdoorsy type.
One of my most successful 'date night' ideas is to tour really expensive real estate together with my girlfriend. You could do an adaptation of that: set up viewings for beautiful remote homes in Vermont, Maine, etc. Even if you have no intention of actually buying a place at this time, let her imagine your future together with a cute home, off the beaten path, amongst nature and away from the demands of your jobs. And the best part is -- doesn't cost you a nickel to tour.
dude knows how to be a good SO - good points
Haha, I saw your pre-edit post as well. Thanks
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