Traditional Anniversary Presents
11th, 12th, 13th and 14th Anniversary Gift Ideas

Traditional anniversary presents, ever wondered what this year's anniversary will bring?

For those of you celebrating anniversaries between 11 and 14 years the answers are here or follow the navigation bar to find your year.

The longer you have been married, the better the gift!

Well, that is the idea if you look at the traditional anniversary list! You start with your 1st anniversary and paper gifts and then at your 60th anniversary you celebrate with diamonds! It represents how your love grows during your marriage.

And by the time you reach your 11th anniversary there are some great symbols.

11th Anniversary Gift Ideas

On your eleventh anniversary your traditional anniversary presents are made from steel, this is a very strong metal and one that has been used for some serious industrial structures, but there are also some fun and beautiful gift ideas too. Steel jewellery has some great contemporary designs for both men and women. Or how about a trip to where you can hear steel drums - the Caribbean maybe? or a trip to your local music school and have a go yourselves! Or a traditional set of steel cutlery and cook a lovely romantic meal.

Lots more 11th Year Anniversary Gift Ideas Here

12th Anniversary Gift Ideas

Your 12th wedding anniversary gifts are traditionally made from silk. This is a great romantic material and again one that you can both enjoy! You can be practical with silk clothes, or a bit naughty with silk sheets and sexy silk underwear. More ideas in the 12th wedding anniversary gift guide.

13th Wedding Anniversary Gift Ideas

For your 13th wedding anniversary celebrate with lace, new lace tablecloth or curtains? Or gorgeous lace underwear? or a trip to where they make lace?

Guide to buying a lace anniversary gift for your wife is here!

More 13th Wedding Anniversary Gift Ideas Here!

14th Anniversary Gift Ideas

For your 14th wedding anniversary it is traditional to celebrate with ivory. Today most people wouldn't want to have ivory gifts, but don't worry there are some great alternatives. The best has to be Tagua nuts, they grow on palm trees in the rainforest and are very hard. Perfect for jewellery and ornaments they are worth looking at and the added benefit is that they are a benefit to the rainforest.