Things You'll Need:
- Computer with Internet access for searching
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Step 1
Think beyond the material to what can be made of it. Better yet, do an Internet search for "tin gifts."
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Step 2
Choose a collectible item of tin or aluminum that reflects the couple’s interests.
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Step 3
Wrap jewelry in a collectible or decorative tin for your spouse.
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Step 4
Pack a tin full of everything they’ll need to enjoy a romantic spa weekend—including a gift certificate for a couples massage.
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Step 1
Skip tradition and give a gift that acknowledges their 10 years together.
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Step 2
Gather as many mementos of their years together as you can find. Include photos, their wedding invitation, newspaper clippings of milestones, birth announcements and anything else you can think of.
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Step 3
Arrange all the mementos in a small photo album or scrapbook.
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Step 4
Give a nod to tradition, if you like, by wrapping the album in a decorative tin box.
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Step 1
Choose diamond jewelry for a tenth-anniversary gift.
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Step 2
Consider the style of jewelry your spouse likes best when choosing a gift.
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Step 3
Get her ring size if you’re planning to buy her a diamond ring.
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Step 4
Order in time for the anniversary, especially if the gift requires sizing.
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Step 5
Wrap your gift or have it gift wrapped for you at the store where you make your purchase.
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Step 6
Give it to your spouse over a romantic dinner.











Comments
jennykross said
on 8/4/2008 I got an anniversary gift from my husband which I can never forget. Without telling me, he got a bunch of pictures from our dating days and got a beautiful video made from them. It was perfectly synchronized to music and because it was professionally made, the results were awesome! It was so romantic and touching, both of us cried for a while watching our 'good-old-fun-days' come alive on the screen!! He got the DVD done at http://www.smilingsnaps.com and I think it wasn't expensive either, considering that everything was custom-made.