Confessions: What Do You Love About Being Pinoy?
More
Rizal Rocks!
Aug 26, 2010YAHOOOO!! I’m back! After a trying two-month recuperation from my Appendectomy (...
More
Broadway and Brawn: CATS vs. The Expendables
Aug 26, 2010Now this is quite the comparison isn't it? I call it the High and Low of entertainment. Not to...
More
Relationships » Articles
Alternative Anniversary Ideas
Celebrating wedding anniversaries has been somewhat predictable: a romantic dinner date at a new restaurant, a bouquet of flowers, the latest tech gadget, or a piece of jewelry are some of the common gifts couples have given each other for the longest time.
By Julie Custodio-Fuertes, Treasure Jar
But gifts should not always be expensive. A heartfelt letter or a card, a handmade project, or a homemade special recipe could be alternative options.
Below are several other wonderful things to do as a couple when celebrating wedding anniversaries:
Take a vacation together. It’s not a problem if the budget is tight; planning is the key to get the best travel deals. Escape for a few days from the hustle and bustle of your daily routine and rekindle that romance you shared on your first year together! For the busy couple, a romantic getaway can be an overnight stay at bed and breakfast places.
Have an adventure together that you will surely remember, like trekking on a nearby trail, or camping in the woods!
Instead of spending buying separate gifts for each other, why not make a purchase that you will both enjoy? How about that new exercise machine to keep you fit?
Share your blessings with others! Arrange a charity event and spend time with kids at a local hospital, or go green by organizing a tree planting activity.
There are no right or wrong ways to celebrate your wedding anniversary as long as you’re having fun. A nice way to cherish the memories is to build an anniversary scrapbook that you’ll update annually; by the time you reach your 50th year, imagine how nice it will be to reminisce together!
By Julie Custodio-Fuertes, Treasure Jar
But gifts should not always be expensive. A heartfelt letter or a card, a handmade project, or a homemade special recipe could be alternative options.
Below are several other wonderful things to do as a couple when celebrating wedding anniversaries:
Take a vacation together. It’s not a problem if the budget is tight; planning is the key to get the best travel deals. Escape for a few days from the hustle and bustle of your daily routine and rekindle that romance you shared on your first year together! For the busy couple, a romantic getaway can be an overnight stay at bed and breakfast places.
Have an adventure together that you will surely remember, like trekking on a nearby trail, or camping in the woods!
Instead of spending buying separate gifts for each other, why not make a purchase that you will both enjoy? How about that new exercise machine to keep you fit?
Share your blessings with others! Arrange a charity event and spend time with kids at a local hospital, or go green by organizing a tree planting activity.
There are no right or wrong ways to celebrate your wedding anniversary as long as you’re having fun. A nice way to cherish the memories is to build an anniversary scrapbook that you’ll update annually; by the time you reach your 50th year, imagine how nice it will be to reminisce together!
How have you celebrated your wedding anniversaries in the past?
19 Thought(s) Online |
Got Something to Say?
Login Here
Posted Comments:
rheaster 04-09-2009 | 21:13:03
sa first wedding anniversary namin.. maybe we'll go fishing.. coz he loves fishing and i want also to try it! More
sa first wedding anniversary namin.. maybe we'll go fishing.. coz he loves fishing and i want also to try it! More
in Relationships, Monday, April 20, 2009 06:33 PM
Decoding Pinoy Relationship Jargon: What other Filipino words in relationship jargon...
lei25: ahahaha la sa bundok hahaha More
in Style, Monday, April 20, 2009 06:33 PM
Make-Up Removers, Tested!: What's the best makeup remover for you?
Josey: I used to have Cetaphil, but now I'm using Nivea make up remover. I used to have ponds, too, but I got pimples ...it's too oily for my face. More
in Leisure, Monday, April 20, 2009 06:33 PM
Top 10 Pinoy Urban Legends: What other local urban myths do you know of?
el_bratinella: the manananggal!!! More
































