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Home Tips > Tips By Category > Tips you can implement daily An anniversary is a day that commemorates and/or celebrates a past event that occurred on the same day of the year as the initial event. Here are some ideas to help you celebrate your anniversaries.
First Anniversary Gift
First anniversary
Traditional gift for first anniversary: paper
Original edition of his daily newspaper from either the date he was born or your wedding date
Write a love letter
New book or an old edition of a book he loves
Find an old postcard from a place that's meaningful for the two of you - the place you honeymooned, where he proposed or where you first met - and get it framed
Adult board game
Plane tickets
Make a personalised calendar with pictures of the two of you, marked with all the dates that are important to the two of you (so he can't forget any)
Decorate your home with Chinese paper lanterns
Drawings, pictures or prints for your home
Framed photo of you or of the two of you together
Photo album filled with fun memories
Gift voucher to his favourite shop
Tickets to his favourite sporting event
Fifth Anniversary Gift
Fifth anniversary
Traditional gift for fifth anniversary: wood
Bonsai plant
Weekend away in a log cabin
Wood plaque engraved with words of love
Take a walk in the woods
Photo of you or of the two of you in a wooden frame
New fence or decking
Wooden furniture
Wood sculpture or carvings
Tenth Anniversary Gift
Tenth anniversary
Traditional gift for tenth anniversary: tin or aluminum
Personalised number plate
Digital camera
Tin of caviar or foie gras
Tin toy airplane or car
Tin sign for his office or study
Aluminium watch
Fifteenth anniversary
Fifteenth anniversary
Traditional gift forfifteenth anniversary: crystal
Glasses filled with Cristal champagne
Crystal decanter
Crystal vase or candlesticks
Billy Crystal DVD such as When Harry Met Sally
Trip to the mountain for skiing or relaxation
Swiss watch with a crystal face
Twentieth anniversary
Twentieth anniversary
Traditional gift for twentieth anniversary: china:
Homemade dinner on your best china
Vintage china teacups, plates or bowls
Bone china figurine or ornament
Book a table-for-two at a Chinese restaurant
Trip to China
Twenty-fifth anniversary
Twenty-fifth anniversary
Traditional gift for twenty-fifth anniversary: silver:
Frame filled with a photograph of you
New watch
Silver ornaments
Silver pen
Silver cufflinks or key ring
Anything from Tiffany's silver collection
Silver ring inscribed with actual wedding date and the present anniversary year
Anniversary wedding band
Trip to the movies - the silver screen!
Thirtieth anniversary
Thirtieth anniversary
Traditional gift for thirtieth anniversary: pearls:
Oyster dinner (it's an aphrodisiac!)
Pearl cufflinks
Mother-of-pearl handle, e.g. shaving brush or coat brush
Mother-of-pearl mosaic photo frame
Thirty-fifth anniversary
Thirty-fifth anniversary
Traditional gift for thirty-fifth anniversary: coral:
Scuba trip or scuba lessons
Trip to Coral Gables, Florida
Trip to the Great Barrier Reef, Australia
Coral-coloured tie
Coral cufflinks
Fortieth anniversary
Fortieth anniversary
Traditional gift for fortieth anniversary: ruby
Have rubies put into your wedding bands (one for each of your children, or the number that corresponds to your anniversary month or wedding date)
A dozen ruby-red roses
Ruby-red theme party
A bottle of vintage red wine
Forty-fifth anniversary
Forty-fifth anniversary
Traditional gift for forty-fifth anniversary: sapphire
Sapphire tie clip or cuff links
Sapphire-coloured item of clothing
Bottle of Bombay Sapphire gin
Fiftieth anniversary
Fiftieth anniversary
Traditional gift for fiftieth anniversary: gold
Favourite golden oldies (CD collection)
Gold jewellery
Gold watch
Gold theme party
Fifty-fifth anniversary
Fifty-fifth anniversary
Traditional gift for fifty-fifth anniversary: emerald
Trip to the Emerald Isle (Ireland)
Emerald-studded cufflinks
Emerald-coloured silky boxers
Sixtieth anniversary
Sixtieth anniversary
Traditional gift for sixtieth anniversary: diamond (also for 75th)
Diamond jewellery
Something very special to celebrate making it this far!
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