1 year anniversary

qwert123

The first anniversary with my girlfriend is coming up and I'm looking for ideas in terms of presents. I'm looking to make it really special for her.

Ladies, have youu ever had a standout present?
I'm thinking of some sort of a collage of present, a stay away and maybe something else?


How much is reasonable to spend?

I'm not sure if this is the best forum for this thread but I'd really appreciate any advice!

Alf Stewart.

Anal.

Gavlor

Beads

tuisginideach

1 year with your girlfriend? There's a long road ahead ....

Panthro

Don't take her out for a meal, save that one in the bank for what the taken gentlemen refer to as ESO's
(Emergency Special Occasions yo, copyright!)

Barry Badrinath

This is the best forum for advice OP.

You should get her an all for 1 voucher, a Happy Meal and ride her down a pissy Lane.

You are guaranteed anniversary number 2 than.

Best of luck buttercup.

Tell me how

qwert123 wrote:

I'm not sure if this is the best forum for this thread but I'd really appreciate any advice!

Are you still not sure?

dulpit

1. Cut a hole in a box
2. Put your junk in that box
3. Make her open the box

Dravokivich

A pearl necklace always goes down well.

bee06

OP, you don't want to go too over the top for the first anniversary. You need to leave yourself some room for manoeuvre for the future. There's a long road of present giving ahead potentially. Take her for a nice dinner to celebrate.

nullzero

Strap on, the tables will turn and she'll love it.

Sam Kade

I thought she was dead a year :eek: You might want to make your title more specific op.

Seth Brundle

Three way with her sister or ma?

Seth Brundle

dulpit wrote: »

1. Cut a hole in a box
2. Put your junk in that box
3. Make her open the box

Schrodinger's junk?

hairyslug

A life size cut out of you, or a voucher to get your name tattooed on her


or jewellery or some **** like that

RobbingBandit

Drugs OP nothing say I love you more than a big bag of Cocaine.

Or dinner and a movie.

jamesbere

Nothing says I love you like getting someone prize bonds

Hercule Poirot

When it comes to anniversary's (and of course depending on the lady in question) I find that the thought is much more important than the price or value of the gift - is there anything she talks about from her childhood that she enjoyed but no longer has?

A collage isn't a bad idea to be fair as it will be something you've put time and effort into, just don't go overboard with the expressions of love, it's only been a year...

GreatDefector

Sam Kade wrote: »

I thought she was dead a year :eek: You might want to make your title more specific op.

On the inside maybe

whiskeyman

Buy her a nice fashion ring to wear. €20 or so should do it.

When you give it to her, kneel down on one knee and just show her the ring.

You won't believe the reaction she'll give you after you spend only a couple of quid on the thing!!

Report back post haste with updates...

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Weekend/night away with a spa day is a good present. I'd be happy with that and I'm rarely happy with anything.
Nice perfume?
An Alex and Ani bracelet?

What is she into? How much do you want to spend?

livedadream

the colleage is really nice, photobox do some nice little photobooks and stuff,.

but dont go too made money wise, a weekend away and a gift and a collage is alot.

jester77

whoah, steady on there OP. 1 year, eh. Is she the ONE? If so, then don't go overboard, or she will expect something even better next year, and again the following year, etc.. and in 8 or 9 years she will probably be expecting the proposal.

Slow and steady wins the race. A nice home cooked meal and take the desert to the bedroom.

Moo Moo Land

Poor OP. Little did he know...

wawaman

set the bar low, if your lucky you will have countless birthdays and anniversaries ahead.

bear1

qwert123 wrote: »

The first anniversary with my girlfriend is coming up and I'm looking for ideas in terms of presents. I'm looking to make it really special for her.

Ladies, have youu ever had a standout present?
I'm thinking of some sort of a collage of present, a stay away and maybe something else?


How much is reasonable to spend?

I'm not sure if this is the best forum for this thread but I'd really appreciate any advice!

STD? Nothing says I love you more than a good old fashioned STD.

Wossack

I think the old traditional gifts are the best
Cut off your ear, and post it to her

livedadream

qwert123 wrote: »

Ladies, have youu ever had a standout present?
I'm thinking of some sort of a collage of present, a stay away and maybe something else?

best present my current BF gave me was a running medal holder he and his dad made.

its so cute carved it himself (with his dads help) has my running clubs name and colours and ive been whining about wanting to display them so came home one day and he had it up on the wall with all my medals hanging.

i just figure it was really thoughtful and he'd made it himself (although i do think his dad did more than they let on :-) )

Hercule Poirot

livedadream wrote: »

best present my current BF gave me was a running medal holder he and his dad made.

its so cute carved it himself (with his dads help) has my running clubs name and colours and ive been whining about wanting to display them so came home one day and he had it up on the wall with all my medals hanging.

i just figure it was really thoughtful and he'd made it himself (although i do think his dad did more than they let on :-) )

If your girl is a keeper OP then something like this would mean more than anything you can get in a shop

Calahonda52

Hercule Poirot wrote: »

When it comes to anniversary's (and of course depending on the lady in question) I find that the thought is much more important than the price or value of the gift - is there anything she talks about from her childhood that she enjoyed but no longer has?

A collage isn't a bad idea to be fair as it will be something you've put time and effort into, just don't go overboard with the expressions of love, it's only been a year...

Virginity perhaps, hopefully:D

razorblunt

Chicken nuggets.