Whether you have coming up a dating or marriage anniversary it can be great to celebrate the time together. Relationships and marriage are hard. It should not be downplayed or otherwise forgotten. Work is put in everyday to be successful, to keep a marriage going, and to constantly be there for the other person. So how do you honor that work and love? Here are some great ideas for celebrating your anniversary.
Fun and Romantic Anniversary Ideas
Spend an evening with no technology.
Play a board game.
Play a card game.
Make wine or beer together.
Have a lazy day.
Write your love story.
Have a fondue dinner and dessert.
Go on a scenic drive.
Go camping.
Take a backpacking trip.
Explore a new city.
Rent a cabin.
Go spelunking.
Go on a hot air balloon ride.
Go skydiving.
Go snorkeling or scuba diving.
Go white water rafting.
Take a cooking class together.
Take a sip and paint class together.
Take a dance class together.
Do a scavenger hunt.
Go to a drive in movie.
Tour an art gallery.
Go fishing.
Serve your spouse breakfast in bed.
Have a picnic in the park.
Relax at the spa.
Revisit your first date spot.
Walk around a botanical garden.
Visit a street fair.
Go on a hike.
Go on a coffee date.
Watch the sunrise.
Watch the sunset.
Go ice skating.
Participate in a trivia night.
Visit the beach.
Surprise your partner with a boudoir album made for them.
Make a bucket list of all the things you want to do together before you die.
Rent a hotel room for the night.
Rent a boat and go on a sunset cruise.
Play strip monopoly
See a live theatrical production.
Recreate your first dance.
Order dinner for two from one of the nicest restaurants.
Opt for a special bottle of wine or champagne.
Be nostalgic with old photos.
Order a date night in a box.
Go to the location where he/she proposed.
Plan a vow renewal
However you celebrate your anniversary remember the love, good times, memories, and work it takes to keep your relationship or marriage strong.
Sarah
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