Traditional Anniversary Gifts

I was talking to my husband the other day about “traditional wedding gifts” and he’d never really heard of such thing… 

 OMG really?

That got me to wondering who out there didn’t know about them so I thought I would share today 🙂

I was reading a blog (I have followed since before I got married) but right now I can’t share which one because hubby reads my blog and it’d give it away what his anniversary present might be but you know who you are 🙂  Thanks for the tip off! (after September I’ll reveal) 

I’m just going to throw out a few ideas… Just remember, think outside the box!

Traditional Anniversary Gifts by Year

First: Paper
{you get the idea}
Second: Cotton
Third: Leather
Fourth: Fruit or Flowers
 {Remember, Think outside the box!!}
Fifth: Wood
Sixth: Candy or Iron
Seventh: Wool or Copper
Eight Bronze or Pottery
Ninth: Pottery
{um…. pottery was an option for eight, I’m just sayin…}
Tenth: Tin
Eleventh: Steel
 {can I have mine in purple though??}
Twelfth: Silk or Linen
Thirteenth: Lace
Fourteenth: Ivory
Fifteenth: Crystal
 {I’m just sayin…}
Twentieth: China
 {I mean if you can afford it, why not ;)}
Twenty-Fifth: Silver
Thirtieth: Pearls
Thirty-Fifth: Coral
Fortieth: Ruby
{this is actually my birth stone!}
Forty-Fifth: Sapphire
{you could so ROCK these!}
Fiftieth: Gold
 {hey it works!}
Fifty-Fifth: Emerald
Sixtieth: Diamond
{Everyone LOVES Tiffany’s!}

Ok now that I’ve bored you… lay back down and go to sleep 😉

Have a wonderful Hump day!

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11 Comments

  1. Hahah! My hubby was clueless about traditional gifts as well. Alright but I'm a little disappointed, we are celebrating our 6th anniversary next month – iron or candy? I need neither. Can you swap that with a diamond and then I can direct my hubby to your blog? Please?? HA!
    Oh and PS I tagged you today on my blog!
    Happy Humpity Day!

  2. We haven't followed thia at all ,I got a Canadian diamond solitare last year (9 yrs) and this year , we bought a horse trailer (aluminum and steel ) all messe dup but Its oK

  3. I just asked my husband and he had no idea either. Haha. I knew that they existed, but I honestly only knew what year one was. I'm so glad that you shared these!

  4. We didn't do this for our first anniversary because we weren't together for it, but I'm already thinking about what to do for the second! Cotton?? NO clue!

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