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(More customer reviews)I was recently faced with the challenge of finding a special way to celebrate my grandparents' fiftieth wedding anniversary, while still honoring their request of no gifts. So, I set out to the Internet and happily discovered Ms.Kring's Happy Anniversary!
I was immediately taken with the effortless and engaging writing and found the book a joy to read. A particularly interesting aspect of the book was the explanations of anniversary traditions and etiquette. Ms. Kring offers the reader numerous creative and charming ideas for planning clever theme parties that are bound to be the backdrop to cherished memories.
Thanks to Happy Anniversary! I was able to give my grandparents a token of my love without cluttering their closets. I highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a thoughtful, imaginative, and memorable way to celebrate any momentous occasion.
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Over a Hundred Themes to Help You Celebrate Your AnniversaryMake your next anniversary unforgettable, whether you're planning a romantic celebration for two or a gala event for friends and family. Happy Anniversary! contains detailed instructions on everything that's needed to create a memorable event. Included are creative ideas for invitations, gifts, decor, entertainment, and menus. Themes for the first anniversary to the sixtieth and beyond include:* For the fourth anniversary: a moonlight and roses wine tasting. Host a wine-tasting party complete with dancing under the moonlight.* For the seventh anniversary: a Victorian ice-skating party. Bundle up in warm clothes and enjoy an enchanting Victorian party complete with ice skating, warm beverages, and treats.* For the tenth anniversary: a tinsel town party. Enjoy an evening of Hollywood glamour, complete with Madonna's "Like a Virgin" Cocktails and other delicious drinks.* For the twelfth anniversary: an Arabian gambling den. Enjoy a night of casino games with a Middle Eastern flavor.* For the fiftieth anniversary: a golden fifties sock hop. Invite guests to put on their poodle skirts and letter sweaters.
