I need your help....
By Lovebirds90
@Lovebirds90 (207)
United States
February 21, 2013 8:33am CST
Hey..!!
Can you help me? Tomorrow is my parent's wedding anniversary and I want to give them a gift but what gift, it is difficult to me to think. You people can help me by giving your idea. I want to give that gift, which they can utilize. I previously gave them some show piece type of gifts for the last couple of years. They are not in their use. That's why I want to give different gift, which they can utilize. Please give me your ideas.
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16 responses
@donatello123 (326)
• Philippines
21 Feb 13
It depends on your budget. If you have enough money, you may book them for an out of town trip for 2 - 3 days. You may also rather give them a spa treat if you don't have that big budget. Just think of things which will provide them relaxation or entertainment. You may also buy them a brand new home theater system. Actually for parents, the price of the gift doesn't really matter as long as it comes from their child.
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@aminul842700 (861)
• Dhaka, Bangladesh
21 Feb 13
Hi Lovebird, you can select a juice machine/toaster. This thing they can use, if they do not have this house holding item. Have a very nice day.
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@Angelpink (4035)
• Philippines
21 Feb 13
Hi there ! I suggest you better give them Vacation trip for two . This will make relationship stronger . It will be very private that the two can renew each commitment and vows.I guess this will be the gift they will never forget because am sure memories will be the best here. Good Luck !
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@sporwal (92)
• India
21 Feb 13
hey there.........why don't you make this day very memorable to them let them have lots of surprises. find some old pics of yours and even their marriage and make a collage and get a print of it. and as far thing that is of use to them you can go for apparels or get the wrist watch or something like purse and wallet.
@blackrusty (3519)
• Mexico
21 Feb 13
walk around the home see what is well used and looks like it needs a new one that would be the gift to give
@lloydbelleza (1227)
• Philippines
22 Feb 13
What's your budget for this? And how old are your parents? If they are fun-loving, you could give them an Xbox 360 so they could play some dance central or do some fitness exercises. My mom and dad really enjoyed the Xbox 360 I brought at home. So probably your parents may also like the idea. 
@stanley777 (9402)
• Philippines
22 Feb 13
If you have a budget, you could book them for a vacation trip in your country or out of the country where they like to go.You could also treat them for a dinner or give them a gift card so that they can buy what they like.
@kourdapya (924)
• Philippines
22 Feb 13
It should be related to their hobbies so to make sure it won't go unused. What are the things your parents love doing the most? Then you'll find it easy to think what are the best gift for them.
@jenny1015 (13366)
• Philippines
22 Feb 13
If you have the budget, I think that a love seat would be nice. But if you are concerned with the budget, why not prepare them a good dinner instead.
@iTashaBang (25)
• Philippines
22 Feb 13
are you're parents in to coffee? how about coffee maker :) or how about do a Collage of there Picture together.
@danix1982 (593)
• Philippines
22 Feb 13
a dinner date for your parents exclusively for 2, with background music of their favorite songs, candle light and your love message for them. they will be surprise of this.
@dainy1313 (2370)
• Leon, Mexico
21 Feb 13
Hello Lovebirds, your parents must be excellent parents, and you are so tender. You are full of your parents love, you are very tender, and your nickname is so tender too.
Well if you have a reduced budget and if your parents don´t have some already: Make them some pictures of both. Resize them as big as you can, and frame the photos. Three great photos will be gorgeous.
I was thinking about a romantic dinner too.
Good luck and blessings for all of you... dainy
Lovebirds, your parents must be excellent parents, and you are so tender. You are full of your parents love, you are very tender, and your nickname is so tender too.
Well if you have a reduced budget and if your parents don´t have some already: Make them some pictures of both. Resize them as big as you can, and frame the photos. Three great photos will be gorgeous.
I was thinking about a romantic dinner too.
Good luck and blessings for all of you... dainy
@free_man (7330)
• United States
21 Feb 13
Hi Lovebirds and welcome to my lot. I would give them a nice scented candle or a plant that they could plant outside or in a pot. Giving them a scented candle they can enjoy that during a nice evening by themselves. A plant they can look on for years to come. I always like getting a new plant I can plant enjoy forever.
