It will be two years (dating) in a month. Someone give me some suggestions.
PIC, she = 19
My budget is under $500.
edi: poll added.
PIC, she = 19
My budget is under $500.
edi: poll added.
2 years anniversary ideas?
- Thread starter Zhou
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Save cash, take her out to a very classy place and present here with some nice jewelry and some awesome lovin. Good luck and congratulations on a dream wife.
oh, well ok. that means you were dating her when she was 17. in that case...a bottle of jagermeister and two tickets to a def leppard concert.
warcrow
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Surprise her by taking her to a spa/resort for the weekend, make reservations for a full body massage (unless you want to do it yourself), tell the front desk to set up a bottle of wine for you so when you get there its waiting on the bed, and plan on taking her out to a really nice dinner one of those nights (yes, make it formal). Have it all planned out so she doesnt have to worry about anything.
thats basically what we did on our 2 year, and besides, you didnt give a budget
Good luck! :beer:
thats basically what we did on our 2 year, and besides, you didnt give a budget
Good luck! :beer:
Originally posted by: warcrow
Surprise her by taking her to a spa/resort for the weekend, make reservations for a full body massage (unless you want to do it yourself), tell the front desk to set up a bottle of wine for you so when you get there its waiting on the bed, and plan on taking her out to a really nice dinner one of those nights (yes, make it formal). Have it all planned out so she doesnt have to worry about anything.
thats basically what we did on our 2 year, and besides, you didnt give a budget
Good luck! :beer:
Really good idea,
I am looking to stay around the local area (Overland Park, KS). Where can I look up some good spa/resort for my area?
Thanks again for the suggestion.
warcrow
Lifer
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Originally posted by: Zhou
Originally posted by: warcrow
Surprise her by taking her to a spa/resort for the weekend, make reservations for a full body massage (unless you want to do it yourself), tell the front desk to set up a bottle of wine for you so when you get there its waiting on the bed, and plan on taking her out to a really nice dinner one of those nights (yes, make it formal). Have it all planned out so she doesnt have to worry about anything.
thats basically what we did on our 2 year, and besides, you didnt give a budget
Good luck! :beer:
Really good idea,
I am looking to stay around the local area (Overland Park, KS). Where can I look up some good spa/resort for my local area?
Thanks again for the suggestion.
Where do you live? If you're in Cali, I have some good recommendations. If not, google/phone book or just lain asking around will have to do. You might want to ask the women more than the men, because they know all the good places
Get her one of the following: necklace, bracelet, or earings?
That's what I got for our two year anniversary, then the following year I gave her an engagement ring.
You can always give her a pearl necklace too. :Q
I live in johnson county north of KC.
After my summer school, we will be taking a trip to Winter Park, CO for mountain biking, then to SD, CA to visit my parents.
After my summer school, we will be taking a trip to Winter Park, CO for mountain biking, then to SD, CA to visit my parents.
Originally posted by: cashman
Get her one of the following: necklace, bracelet, or earings?
That's what I got for our two year anniversary, then the following year I gave her an engagement ring.
You can always give her a pearl necklace too. :Q
Right now I am thinking more towards some kind of ring or earings.
Just not sure what's good and under $400.
She already have too many pearl necklaces.
Wow...two years with just one..uh..per..son...yeah, person.
Good luck with the long-term, move out of your parents house and invite her to stay, if you haven't done so already
Good luck with the long-term, move out of your parents house and invite her to stay, if you haven't done so already
Originally posted by: boomdart
Wow...two years with just one..uh..per..son...yeah, person.
Good luck with the long-term, move out of your parents house and invite her to stay, if you haven't done so already
My parents = CA, me = kansas.
I haven't lived with them for about 4 years now.
We already been living together for about 7 months.
Originally posted by: Zhou
Originally posted by: cashman
Get her one of the following: necklace, bracelet, or earings?
That's what I got for our two year anniversary, then the following year I gave her an engagement ring.
You can always give her a pearl necklace too. :Q
Right now I am thinking more towards some kind of ring or earings.
Just not sure what's good and under $400.
She already have too many pearl necklaces.
With your girl lookin like that them must be some thick pearls lol.
Originally posted by: Zhou
Originally posted by: boomdart
Wow...two years with just one..uh..per..son...yeah, person.
Good luck with the long-term, move out of your parents house and invite her to stay, if you haven't done so already
My parents = CA, me = kansas.
I haven't lived with them for about 4 years now.
We already been living together for about 7 months.
So is this serious? Maybe get her a ring? I really don't know the situation but in some cases it's a little too forward or pushy. Guess it all depends.
JulesMaximus
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You don't have anniversaries until you are married. My .02.
If you really feel the need to honor this minor accomplishment take her out for a nice dinner.
If you really feel the need to honor this minor accomplishment take her out for a nice dinner.
golden roses
I am thinking of getting these instead of just flowers. Anyone have any experience with the silver ones? I just hope it doesn't tarnish within a few weeks.
I am thinking of getting these instead of just flowers. Anyone have any experience with the silver ones? I just hope it doesn't tarnish within a few weeks.
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