Wedding anniversary

Discussion in 'Living Room' started by FireDragon, 2nd Aug, 2015.

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  1. MTR

    MTR Well-Known Member

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    Oh no not this again, you mean go down this route and lawyers bleeding you dry
     
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  2. MTR

    MTR Well-Known Member

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    Diamond earrings ? If this is her thing

    Otherwise a weekend away forget the bling something romantic, nice getaway, great accommodation, romantic get away, break the champain, a little fine dining, memories can be the best
     
    MTR, 2nd Aug, 2015
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  3. FireDragon

    FireDragon Well-Known Member

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    This will be very expensive!:D

    In fact, I already gave her half of my fully paid off PPOR back 10 years ago. :)
     
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    FireDragon, 3rd Aug, 2015
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  4. FireDragon

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    Thanks for the suggestions, but she doesn't wear earrings. We've two kids (5 years old and a new born), it will be difficult for us to have a weekend away.

    I actually talked to her last night and she said she doesn't want the necklace as it may end up to be my daughter's toy. She suggested to have a dinner out but it may be hard as the new born will just keep crying during the dinner.
     
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    FireDragon, 3rd Aug, 2015
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  5. Chilliblue

    Chilliblue Well-Known Member

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    What about

    - renew your vows or pledge your love somewhere nice like the beach etc and have some family shots taken (maybe surprise her with hair and make up). You don't need a celebrant.

    - 12 envelopes with different dates/family events planned/ paid for/ booked for each month of the year.
     
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    Chilliblue, 3rd Aug, 2015
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  6. SeafordSunshine

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    Good to discuss!
    here is another suggestion. A NIght in! You and Mrs Fire Dragon enjoy each other's company
    You hire a waiter to set the table,and serve take away , or a chef who cooks at you house. Home delivery, have the cleaner in that day, and a nanny to occupy the kiddies,
    you get dressed up, candle light, and flowers on the table! Voila:)!
     
    SeafordSunshine, 3rd Aug, 2015
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