Help Please
#1
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Help Please
I am stuck for ideas for a paper anniversary present. I didn't realise these events mattered so much to you ladies.
#2
Money
Could be a gift voucher or a painting or a photograph
plane ticket for a romantic weekend away
Thats all I can think of right now!
Debs
Ps can you get mince pies in OZ?
Could be a gift voucher or a painting or a photograph
plane ticket for a romantic weekend away
Thats all I can think of right now!
Debs
Ps can you get mince pies in OZ?
#3
I made some paper earrings with an artfully sculpted spiral of cleverly shaped paper and a hand-crafted (OK then, bent) paper clip and put them into a jewellery box.
I also gave her something expensive too.
I also gave her something expensive too.
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A friend of mine got her husband a news paper from the day following the 1966 world cup win ( with authenticity cert.) for their paper one. Not a great idea for a wife generally but thought it was imaginative.
I got a card for mine!!
I got a card for mine!!
#6
Originally posted by debsy
Money
Could be a gift voucher or a painting or a photograph
plane ticket for a romantic weekend away
Thats all I can think of right now!
Debs
Ps can you get mince pies in OZ?
Money
Could be a gift voucher or a painting or a photograph
plane ticket for a romantic weekend away
Thats all I can think of right now!
Debs
Ps can you get mince pies in OZ?
Have a nice time!
#7
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Plane ticket would be good but we are saving cash. I will get told off for a lack of imagination if I give a voucher or money. We are going out for dinner on Saturday anyway.
There is not enough room for a paper screen PP but thats a good idea.
The good thing is you have all sparked my imagination so I will have a walk about and see what I can get.
There is not enough room for a paper screen PP but thats a good idea.
The good thing is you have all sparked my imagination so I will have a walk about and see what I can get.
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how about a song sheet , or the sheet music to one of her favourite artists.
Buy her an acre of land on the moon ( you recieve a certificate ), more of a bloke thing tho.
How about, a hand drawn map.let her follow the directions on the map to a nice secluded area in a very romantic spot, where you are waiting with a bottle of wine / champs and spend some time alone. If she doesn't fare well with mapreading though you could end up on your own all night with a very lost and angry partner lol.
Certificates are always popular," the day she was born" etc.
Good luck.
Paul
Buy her an acre of land on the moon ( you recieve a certificate ), more of a bloke thing tho.
How about, a hand drawn map.let her follow the directions on the map to a nice secluded area in a very romantic spot, where you are waiting with a bottle of wine / champs and spend some time alone. If she doesn't fare well with mapreading though you could end up on your own all night with a very lost and angry partner lol.
Certificates are always popular," the day she was born" etc.
Good luck.
Paul
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Originally posted by Paul&Ann-Marie
how about a song sheet , or the sheet music to one of her favourite artists.
Buy her an acre of land on the moon ( you recieve a certificate ), more of a bloke thing tho.
How about, a hand drawn map.let her follow the directions on the map to a nice secluded area in a very romantic spot, where you are waiting with a bottle of wine / champs and spend some time alone. If she doesn't fare well with mapreading though you could end up on your own all night with a very lost and angry partner lol.
Certificates are always popular," the day she was born" etc.
Good luck.
Paul
how about a song sheet , or the sheet music to one of her favourite artists.
Buy her an acre of land on the moon ( you recieve a certificate ), more of a bloke thing tho.
How about, a hand drawn map.let her follow the directions on the map to a nice secluded area in a very romantic spot, where you are waiting with a bottle of wine / champs and spend some time alone. If she doesn't fare well with mapreading though you could end up on your own all night with a very lost and angry partner lol.
Certificates are always popular," the day she was born" etc.
Good luck.
Paul
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I've been engaged 3 months - or something.
When do I have to start worrying about anniversaries, and what do you get for the first year?
BM
When do I have to start worrying about anniversaries, and what do you get for the first year?
BM
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BM,
paper is first year so remember these suggestions and you're way ahead
paper is first year so remember these suggestions and you're way ahead
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Originally posted by sashadan
bog roll?
bog roll?
#14
Don't go in for the anniversary thing myself (and I'm a girlie) - it wasn't til I'd read a couple of posts that I realised that paper was for 1 yr.
Congratulations anyway.
Claire
PS you could always give her a paper tissue to wipe away the tears when she realises thats all you've got her.
Congratulations anyway.
Claire
PS you could always give her a paper tissue to wipe away the tears when she realises thats all you've got her.