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It honestly would depend on how long we had been dating. If you have been dating for more than 3 years an don't live together, but you have your own place a key to your place. Not moving in but knowing I can stay the night if I wanted and my boyfriend didn't mind. It's hard to explain but a key to your place. A neckless with the date that you started dating would be nice and that can be for long and short term dating. You can always cool her dinner and do the whole dinner with a candle. Something that she's really interested in that can be bought and adding a little touch like a card. There's so many things but only you know what makes your girlfriend happy :) And congratulations on your anniversary
Depends on how long you're together. A gift for one year anniversary will be different from a five year for example. But hey, "diamonds are a girls best friend" is a catchy phrase for a reason ;)
Buy her a nice bouquet of her favorite flowers (if you don't know them, ask a friend of hers) or ask a friend what your girl will like. Something personal is always nice, with a nice card, memories, reasons why you love her and why you want many more anniversaries...
Some girls are into the sweet lovey dovey stuff, other girls think it's over the top.
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I've only recieved one gift from my boyfriend because we've only had one gift 'holiday'. He got me a pendant from Kay's Open Heart collection. It is the best gift I've recieved from any boyfriend because of the meaning behind it. (two open hearts connected)
I used to consider myself adverse to 'real' jewelry', but the special meaning behind it is what caught me. It made me feel like he treasured me.
If you go with jewelry, I say go symbolic Another good idea, in the consideration of jewelry, is a nice charm bracelet. It's always fun to get new meaningful charms to add onto them.
Like someone else asked...what 's your working budget?
It doesn't have to be flowers, jewellery, all pretty stuff like that. It doesn't need to be expensive. I think something small, simple and filled of a wonderful memory shared between you two is enough. Something with a bit of quirkiness. Don't get her something too predictable because its way too generic and for special, you need something different. Something that means something to you two and possibly something only you two would understand. It shows that you remember good moments spent together and that you put in some thought into it.
Don't forget it depends on who it is, what she prefers and what she enjoys. You know her best right? So it should be a present you thought of yourself. Just a bit of advice will do I think. Don't forget to tell her how much she means to you in your own way. Personal over price me thinks.
Tell me to pack a suit case, take me to a romantic hotel for the weekend. When we get there flowers in the room.. Relax and do what couples do.. Then you tell me you ve booked a massage for me or an manicure in the spa of the hotel. Whilîst I am there you put rose pettles on the bed and a present which contains a beautiful peice of jewelry/ possibly engraved with out names and the date we met. Then go down for dinner at the hotel.. Then a bath together then bed.
Not only do I get gifts , I get treated like a princess and beautiful lasting memories .
Failing that . Personal letter/engraved jewellery and romantic dinner at home that you cook or order . Maybe even your song on cd or her favoirte movie
Hard to advise you with out a budget. But creating positive memories enhances the relationship
I absolutely love when guys I've dated make me something for special days. My last serious boyfriend got a friend in each of my classes to give me a clue to the next friend, and the last clue led me to his apartment where he cooked me dinner and gave me flowers. It was the best Valentine's day scavenger hunt ever. But I think it would be great for any day! It was pretty time consuming, I'd imagine, but any gift that you put some thought and personality into is great. I made my ex a photo book full of memories from our two years together, including pictures of friends, family, and us and he loved it. I hope this helps!
i agree with what these girls have said for the most part. I mean, try something different cos not all people dig gifts! Just spending the day doing something special with someone you love doing something new is just incredible and for her to see that you went ahead and planned stuff for a whole day together, she'll love it! And remember, that happiness in her eyes in terms of a gift isn't important (cos guys don't get the best gifts and that's OK!), as long as you see her happy with you generally:)
You left out one of the most important details...how long have you two been dating?
If you two have been dating for quite a while I think you should avoid giving her jewelry. Because once she sees that jewelry box, nothing at all that you put in that box will equate to an engagement ring. After 3 years of dating most girls are just thinking about marriage.
A nice gift would be a spa date. Just you and her at a nice couple's spa relaxing and being pampered for an entire day. A girl can never get too much good pampering. Avoid going to a really expensive restaurant after since that would just be the perfect way to propose...
If you do not see happiness in her eyes whenever you give her a gift is because she is looking for your emotional affection. The best gift will be to write her a long letter of what she means to you, the things you like about her, and how much you love her. Read it to her in a quiet place. Maybe you can have a candle lit dinner or do it under the stars.
Judging by the answers so far, I don't think the majority of girls agree with me, so maybe my answer is irrelevant, haha. Flowers and jewelry are really unexciting gifts to me... I think my favorite gift I've received is a thought-out sappy love letter.
For my anniversary I think on of the best things to get would be jewlrey. You never did say how long you've been together but if you have.. maybe get her a promise ring? Or maybe a pair of earrings or a necklace.. a bracelet? Get a sweet saying ingraved on it maybe? That's what I wouldve wanted. Hape this helps!
Okay, so I think it depends on the girl. If I were you I would ask her close girl friends about this or if she has a sister/mom she is close to. For me it would be a heart necklace or a locket with a picture of me and my boyfriend, because it keeps you close to her heart (which is cheesy but cute). But not everyone is into the same things, so I'd find out from someone close to her, who she has probably told about what she thinks is romantic.
A piece of jewelry would be perfect , it would show that she is worth alot, and while wearing what you gave her she would feel special and beauitful too
Tickets to see fcbarcelona play! Last game of the season, in Barcelona! Guess what I got for Xmas :-)))))))
A piece of jewellery such as a necklace,pair of earring or even a bracelet. I would find that nice and it seems meaningful as it's something she can keep and it will remind her of you when she wears it.
Just take her out to a very nice dinner at a fancy restaurant and tell her that you love her.
Some people don't dig gifts that much.
What did you get her in the past?
my boyfriend getting me a PS3 and I'm happy as a clown lol
A hand drawn picture of us or a locket with a picture of us or a long letter.
From me jewelry It reminds me of him every time I wear it:)
A guy who is worthy of me would be enough.
jewlery or a weekend away :)
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