Leaning on the value of gold, is that the fiftieth wedding anniversary, or Gold Anniversary [1] is symbolic of a relationship so unique, enduring and special, that it is the standard by and against which the dreams and aspirations of every couple when married is measured, that of a lifetime together. Of a lifetime of…
Leaning on the “white sheet of paper” metaphor, is that the first wedding anniversary, or Paper Anniversary [1] is symbolic of what, if not everything, is yet to be written about the wedded couple’s history. About how even if together for a long time before getting married, everything changed after doing so. About how the…
Leaning on the nobleness of wood, of how it can be purposed and transformed, used in as many ways as one can imagine possible, is that the fifth wedding anniversary, or Wood Anniversary [1] is symbolic of how the wedded couple’s history is one that has found fertile ground, rooted and leafed, yet there are…
Leaning on the sturdiness and strength, the malleability of aluminum (tin), is that the tenth wedding anniversary, or Tin Anniversary [1] is symbolic of how the wedded couple has navigated the first stage of marriage successfully, and so is now a story of both having remained and grown in strength by remaining malleable through the…
Leaning on the scarcity and so the value of silver, is that the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, or Silver Anniversary [1] is symbolic of how the wedded couple has reached a stage in their relationship where it is rare to have been together for longer than most. Either that or that regardless of when the couple…
Victoria Bartlett Planning and producing a wedding is stressful. If it weren’t so, there would be no wedding to-do-lists to follow or professionals dedicated to every single aspect of what a wedding entails. Jut a quick query on the Internet [1] will show you just how many items and little details of each make for…