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CaraMia886
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Opinion
My parents will be celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary next year. When they hit their 25th wedding anniversary, I was in high school and my sister was having significant difficulties. On the year of their 30th, I got engaged and we had to start saving for the wedding. I am thinking of throwing a party for them to celebrate. My sister's issues have provided significant challenges for them throughout the year, and I want to give them some happy memories.
That being said, I have never attended a 35th wedding anniversary party. Do you think this would be weird? I would stick to inviting their wedding party and siblings?
~CaraMia~
Married to my HS sweetheart since 7/2/10
Celebrating 10 years together 6/3/12!
Re: Opinion
I think this is a great idea!
You can make it whatever you like -- I think a dinner party would be fantastic.
Or if you are more laid back, something like a bbq or a house party with some fun games and a dj (your H, your sibling or just about anybody can dj. You don't have to have a hired hand.:)
I agree. It's up to you how you do it, not strange and is very sweet.
Chronically hilarious - you'll split your stitches!
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