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Inviting friends children to wedding ceremony/reception
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Spud wrote:Ok peeps, I've decided to do 12 "hubby vouchers" one for every month we've been married.....seeing as that's quite a few I need more ideas for what they can be for (I can be imaginative with a few....) but any more suggestions would be great! Big or small, I need a nice mix!
So far the definites are:
Night in B&B anywhere
Cinema tickets for film of his choice
Breakfast in bed
Meal cooked by me
Drink in pub we've never been to
Thanks in advance
a night in watching Tv of his choice and meal of his choice (cooked by you of course lol)
pampering session performed by you all over massage,facial if he likes that kinda thing etc etc 0 -
Hi There
Can anyone suggest a few gift ideas for my wife as we are celebrating our first wedding anniversary next month. I know traditionally it's a paper-based gift so something around this theme would be great. Looking to spend around £200.
Many thanks
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I think there is another thread somewhere if you search it.Barclaycard 3800
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how about a newspaper from the day you got married
and then put a suprise in it - like vouchers for a spa day or something? thats paper based!!!!
http://www.historic-newspapers.co.uk/0 -
as 1st anniversary is paper, my hubby spent hours making a vase full of paper tulips from an origami instruction sheet he found on the internet. i still have them nearly 6 years later & cherish them far more than anything he could have bought for £200. the thought & effort mean so much more.
unfortunately this is the only romantic thing he has ever done before everyone says how lucky i am!! lol.Cleaning the house while children are growing is like shovelling snow when it's still snowing!0 -
Hi
I have used a lady on Ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Personalised-engagement-wedding-anniversary-gift-plaque_W0QQitemZ8278048165QQcategoryZ57738QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
She is excellent and goods are finished to a very high standard. I have now bought about 4 items from her and have been totally happy with each one. She will also accomadate any personal requests.
PP
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Here's my recent post and responses where I posted the very same question!
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=184862
I'm doing personalised vouchers for various things - I liked the idea as he can use them throughout the year so the gifts continue for a while!
Congrats by the way!Quidco ~ £3,718 | Greasypalm ~ £354 | Freefivers ~ £45 | Pigsback ~ £260 shopping vouchers + 15 CDs
Total cashback / freebies / money-saving: 2006 ~ £3,961 | 2007 ~ 3,610 | 2008 ~ £4,159 | 2009 ~ £1,449
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As a joke a friend of mine gave my husband and I a pack of Andrex loo rolls for our first wedding anniversary. I thought it was funny.:D0
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