30th Birthday Celebrations
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naomi89
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Hi - My husband will be turning 30 in June and I would like to plan something to celebrate either with family and friends or with just each other. He is not really into parties so I am struggling for both what to organise and also what to get as a gift.
We have limited funds but would be welcome and open to any ideas that anyone has.
Thanks in advance
We have limited funds but would be welcome and open to any ideas that anyone has.
Thanks in advance
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Could you arrange 'an experience' that links with his hobbies / interests?
Give us a clue as to what he likes doing and where you live and we can then make suitable suggestions!
Or a weekend away- again with something special included.Being polite and pleasant doesn't cost anything! --
Many thanks
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I recently turned 30 and did not want a big party as I have had plenty in the past and did not want to spend more money on the same old!
I had a few of my friends over on my actual birthday for a takeaway and drinks and then a couple of weekends later me and my hubby went away for the weekend and went to a resaurant I had always wanted to visit and just spent lots of time together which is something we do not get to to very often as we are always so busy. I really enjoyed it as we spent the weekend doing lots of things we loved and I have some great memories.:cool:"More people would learn from their mistakes if they weren't so busy denying them." - Harold J. Smith:cool:0 -
Does he like any sports at all? Day out to a sporting venue (or any other venuse he likes) with some friends and a meal after in a pub?
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