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Alright so my one year anniversary is coming up in August, and I am totally clueless as to what to get my husband! I know the traditional gift is paper, and i'd like to stick with something along those lines. Does anyone have any ideas?
Re: 1 year anniversary ideas
And if you insist on sticking to the clichéd paper thing, get him tickets to an event, concert, sporting event, or destination that he'd enjoy and that you can attend together. Experiences last a lifetime and are worth far more than most things you can buy.
There's nothing wrong with foregoing physical gifts. My H and I didn't get each other wedding gifts, or even buy each other anniversary or Christmas presents, doesn't make our relationship any less valid or healthy.
http://www.amazon.com/Clean-Like-Man-Housekeeping-Women/dp/140004975X/
I think that we are going to go spend the night at the bed and breakfast we went to on our honeymoon, eat cake, look at wedding pictures, and just have some time together. We haven't talked about gifts yet, but really a weekend together is better than anything else for us. Dh works long hours and is at work a lot, so having two days off of work and spending the night out of the house is the best gift we can have. It really just depends on what you guys feel is important.
If you don't have the money to go spend the night somewhere, why not cook a special dinner? Cook something that you wouldn't normally cook, or something that has some sentimental value. Light some candles, eat your wedding cake (if you saved it), and if not you could make some dessert, eat it in bed together. Have some nice wine if that is your kind of taste. If you guys are sentimental you could look at wedding pictures in bed or watch your wedding video if you have one.
If you are really set on the paper thing, I agree with all of the suggestions above.