Wedding Anniversary Gifts by Year List

How was this wacky wedding anniversary by year gift list created? Who was the genius who decided that the 44th anniversary should be celebrated with groceries? Well, making a romantic meal at home does it! Or shop for groceries in Hawaii, Paris or Rome!

Paper for your first anniversary? Travel, concert or sports tickets will do nicely. Or return to your honeymoon destination (also for the 43rd). Check out Travel Adventure and Experiences located in many U.S. cities for fun-filled day tours and longer. Textiles for the 13th? Satin sheets and sexy lingerie spice it up!

Put a creative spin on this list, and combine traditional and modern gift ideas, flowers or gemstones. The best anniversary gift you can give each other is to create fun, loving memories.

Traditional & Modern Anniversary Gifts List

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Anniversary Gift By Year Ideas

• Create your own time line.
• Get inspiration from reader-submitted anniversary celebration stories.
• Learn about the meaning of flowers to help you add the perfect romantic sentiment.

Please Help Those Less Fortunate

Please set aside part of your Christmas gift budget to make a charitable contribution or directly help someone you know in need.

• Purchase grocery gift cards to help out family, friends or neighbors who have been laid off from their job.
• Become a Secret Santa and purchase toys for needy children—check with your local post office to see if they have a Secret Santa program.
• Many grocery stores and churches have a food bank bin. Purchase a few non-perishable items each time you shop for groceries.
• Volunteer at a senior folks home or children's hospital.
• Do you have an elderly neighbor who can't get around as they used to? Offer to do some chores, grocery shopping or prepare a few one-dish meals. Put portions in separate containers that will be easy for them to reheat.

There are so many ways to spread joy, love and blessings to those who need a friendly, helping hand!