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Celebrate Anniversary Party Ideas

Celebrate your love for one another and look forward to more happy years.


Steps:
  1. Decide with your spouse whether you want to exchange gifts or buy something together. Consider looking up the traditional gift for your anniversary year and buying something that relates; if you decide to buy something as a couple, exchange small tokens like cards or flowers.
  2. Plan a quiet evening or getaway together. Book a special Celebrate Anniversary limousine service from NewYorkNYLimo.com for your romantic getaway, making the event special and memorable for you and your spouse. Many couples like to observe their anniversary in a private, intimate manner, especially early anniversaries.
  3. Arrange a small party for your closer family and friends, if desired. If you decide to have a get-together, begin by inviting the bridal party from the wedding.
  4. Plan a large party if celebrating a landmark anniversary, such as the 10th, 25th or 50th. Again, begin by inviting members of the wedding parties.
  5. Consider reaffirming your wedding vows if you'd like to recreate your wedding, or have the large wedding you never had. Again you can book a limousine service in New York for this.

Celebrate Anniversary Tips:

Couples generally prefer that guests not have gifts to celebrate anniversary parties. Politely include this request on a small slip of paper in the invitation rather than printing it on the invitation itself.

If you have a friend or loved one whose spouse has passed away, consider observing their anniversary by taking him or her out to dinner or sending a modest floral arrangement with an appropriate note of affection. Avoid mentioning the deceased spouse or the anniversary, and don't send an anniversary card to a widow or widower.

Set an e-mail reminder or devise some other method to keep you from forgetting your anniversary. Keep in mind that these are simply guidelines. Celebrate anniversary parties any way you want.


Celebrate anniversary parties with this in mind: Don't expect your friends and family to remember your anniversary. In fact, it may be better if they don't.


Source: How to Celebrate a Wedding Anniversary from eHow.com - Clear Instructions on How To Do (just about) Everything


CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY DATES WITH THESE STANDARD ANNIVERSARY GIFTS

  • 1st Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Paper

  • 2nd Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Cotton

  • 3rd Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Leather

  • 4th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Linen

  • 5th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Wood

  • 6th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Iron

  • 7th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Copper or Brass

  • 8th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Bronze or Electrical Appliance

  • 9th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Pottery

  • 10th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Tin or Aluminium

  • 11th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Steel

  • 12th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Silk

  • 13th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Lace

  • 14th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Ivory

  • 15th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Crystal

  • 20th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - China

  • 25th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Silver

  • 30th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Pearls

  • 35th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Coral or Jade

  • 40th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Rubies or Garnets

  • 45th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Sapphires

  • 50th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Gold

  • 55th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Emeralds

  • 60th Year to Celebrate Anniversary - Diamonds






Staten Island is the most rural of the five boroughs of New York City. Although still predominantly residential in nature, the borough has changed significantly since the opening of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge in 1964.

If you are using a car or limousine service, Staten Island can be reached by bridge from Brooklyn and New Jersey, and by ferry from Manhattan. The ferry is the best option, as it passes by Liberty Island and offers stunning views of the Manhattan skyline and New York Harbor. The ferry is free and operates 24 hours a day out of Battery Park in Manhattan and St. George Terminal in Staten Island. If you are seasick or otherwise uncomfortable on ferries, the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge connects Staten Island with Brooklyn, but you will incur a high toll (US$9.00). A more moderately priced option is to take an express bus from Manhattan to Staten Island. The fare payable with MetroCard is US$5.00. Change is also accepted, but carrying $5.00 in change (fare boxes ONLY accept change) is not a really good idea. The X1 and X10 routes run along Broadway in Manhattan. There is frequent service (about every 6-30 minutes) daily from early morning to past midnight.

The Staten Island Railway (operated by the MTA, which also runs the subways and the majority of buses) is somewhat a hybrid of a railroad and a subway line. While it uses subway-type equipment, it is legally a railroad, as defined by an FRA waiver. Fares are the same as a subway ride (US$2.00), and it runs 24 hours. Unlike the subway, it runs on a set schedule, from every 15 minutes during weekdays, to every hour overnight. Fares are collected only at St. George Ferry Terminal, leading many to exit at the penultimate stop, Tompkinsville, and walk up Bay Street a short distance to the ferry.

Source: Wikitravel.org - Staten Island, New York



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