Our First Wedding Annviersary

When we put the top of our wedding cake in the freezer (to be enjoyed at our first anniversary) we had a vague idea of what married life would be like. We had no idea that our first anniversary would see me with serious health concerns, pregnant, and my husband without a job. The celebration of that day made us truly appreciate each other and our marriage.

Submitted By Krisedu

Anniversary at the Cliff House Inn

The Cliff House Inn is the perfect place for an aniversary. Located at the edge of the sea, it caters to couples and drips with romance.

Submitted By Sandra Bell

12 Ways to Celebrate Your Anniversary

Celebrating an anniversary marks a very important romantic milestone as each new year passes. Celebrate your true love with one of these 12 innovative anniversary ideas!

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First Anniversaries, Setting the Tone of Marital Bliss

A well rounded article about the first anniversary, traditionally known as the paper anniversary. The article explains how the first anniversary is important in setting the tone for the rest of your years of marriage and celebrations. Many people find that paper, as a medium, or as a gift, is difficult to work with. In my article, you will find my first-hand experience with my first anniversary, as well as tips and ideas for first anniversary gifts for your special someone.

Submitted By TheWriteKind

Just Look At US!

Our country wedding became a tradition. Every year, musicians and friends from across the country join us to celebrate the anniversary.

Submitted By Christine

Celebrating a Milestone: Our 10th Anniversary

For our 10th anniversary, my husband and I decided to get away from the hustle and bustle of life and revisit a cabin that we had rented a few times previous. We made our reservations and enjoyed some fishing and the wildlife of the area. Then, the day of our anniversary our hosts invited us to a barbecue. Imagine our surprise when we stepped into the yard and heard a chorus of, Happy Anniversary.

Submitted By Mary M. Alward