1st anniversary prezzie?

Pete.g

It's our 1st anniversary in a couple of weeks and being a bloke I am pretty clueless as to what sort of present should be bought, shocking yes I know, but true.

Flowers is always a winner but what else do you think? A bottle of bubbly is out as my wife is 7months pregnant and not drinking.

Thanks,

Pete.

Stephb1986_2

Hi Pete what about a nice meal you could go out or you could cook for her

Stephb xx

basilcat7

How about a nice necklace with a heart on it - something like that. A small tasteful one in silver?

Pete.g

Hi and thanks for the ideas.

I bought her a necklace as a wedding present and have already booked a restaurant (as I always cook in our house anyway :rolleyes: ).

So flowers and meal booked anything else?

freyasmum

Hiya

The traditional first anniversary present is paper... so...
a copy of the newspaper from the day you married?
a letter telling her how much you love her?
a book she loves?
a framed photo of you? Either her favourite picture or of a special time (when you proposed?)

Congrats on your baby

Lx

Pete.g

freyasmum wrote: »

Hiya

The traditional first anniversary present is paper... so...
a copy of the newspaper from the day you married?
a letter telling her how much you love her?
a book she loves?
a framed photo of you? Either her favourite picture or of a special time (when you proposed?)

Congrats on your baby

Lx

Or a cheque :rotfl: :rotfl:

Mark7799

Could be tickets to an event/show?

Pete.g

Oh I got it gift vouchers for the local health farm for when she's had the baby? Although I had thought of that one for when she has the lickle ankle biter.

basilcat7

That sounds like a lovely idea!! make sure she can leave the baby with you.

You sound like a very thoughtful husband !!

Stephb1986_2

he does doesn't he shame my fella aint like that and just tells me i need to lose a few pounds!

Stephb xx

freyasmum

lol, I didn't want to say

You could get a pampering day for her before she has the baby, too, as being pregnant is hard work. You just need to make sure that the person who is working is completely qualified (it would surprise or scare you the amount of people out there calling themselves therapists when they obviously aren't!). You can have most of the treatments when pregnant, although the massage just needs to be a bit lighter.

It may be a nice way for her to relax, depending on whether or not she likes other people working with her.

Lx