Wedding Anniversay Gifts for Year 3
If you are celebrating your third wedding anniversary, or you know someone who is, traditionally you should buy your partner or friend a leather-based gift. But that doesn't mean you have to opt for a belt or pair of shoes. There are many leather options available for gift-giving.
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Update Your Home Furnishings
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Perhaps you've always wanted a leather sofa, armchair or even a leather-topped desk; your third wedding anniversary is the perfect excuse to indulge your wishes, says the Traditional and Modern Anniversary Gifts website. You and your partner could save up in advance and treat each other to a mutually desired piece, or you could splash out and surprise your spouse.
Leather Gifts for Her
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Most women can't resist a luxurious leather handbag, so this is likely to be a no-fail gift for a husband to buy his wife of three years. Do some research into your wife's favorite designer brands and, if you're on a budget, see if they're available on an online auction site, such as eBay. Just make sure you buy from a reputable seller who can authenticate their products. You could even buy a leather coin purse, diary or keychain to match.
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Leather Gifts for Him
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If your man likes his DIY and spends all his spare time in the shed, a leather tool belt personalized with his initials could be just the ticket. Alternatively, you could have a pair of shoes made for him from scratch by a specialist boot maker or cobbler or, if he's into his sport, he's likely to be impressed by a personalized football or basketball.
Make a Donation
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If leather isn't something you feel comfortable wearing or using, you could always make a donation to an animal rights charity, says the Traditional and Modern Anniversary Gifts website. For example, on its website, PETA says it campaigns against cruelty to animals in terms of animal testing, factory farms and the clothing trade and you can make donations via the organization's website.
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