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What can I buy my friends for their wedding anniversary - they are rich and have EVERYTHING

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Enid · 25/04/2005 18:55

and we are meeting them for lunch on Sunday - what on earth can we buy them that doesn't cost a fortune?? My mind has gone blank and we are broke.

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Hayls · 25/04/2005 18:58

Flowers?

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compo · 25/04/2005 18:59

you buy your friends wedding anniversary presents?!!

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hunkermunker · 25/04/2005 19:00

Is it a special anniversary? Do you usually exchange gifts? Can you buy them a goat in Africa?

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moondog · 25/04/2005 19:02

Make them something. Biscuits,a cake.
Or...buy some supermarket roses, take off the celophane, trim and tidy them, and bind with a lovely thick ironed ribbon and leave the ends trailing.
My little trick for dinner parties and other celebrations.

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Twiglett · 25/04/2005 19:03

photo album or frame

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moondog · 25/04/2005 19:03

Although I do go along with compo. Why do they need a present?
Isn't your company enough?

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aloha · 25/04/2005 19:06

Gosh, I've never bought my friends anything for a wedding anniversary. I don't buy/get anything for mine, either!

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hunkermunker · 25/04/2005 19:07

How about a handmade card made by a MNetter? See Arts and Crafts threads for details

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ks · 25/04/2005 19:07

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Enid · 25/04/2005 19:47

oh god maybe I don't need to get them anything.

its just they are really generous lovely friends and always buy the dds thoughtful sweet presents (even though they dont have kids themselves) and we...well we are hopeless, I always forget their birthdays etc and would like to take them something

cake is excellent idea, thanks

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motherinferior · 25/04/2005 19:50

Suzy's brownies.

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cod · 25/04/2005 19:51

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cod · 25/04/2005 19:51

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motherinferior · 25/04/2005 19:53

Get the girls to decorate a box - pick up a shoebox in a nearby shoe shop or something (you do have shops in the sticks, don't you)?

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cod · 25/04/2005 19:55

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Enid · 25/04/2005 19:55

rofl (cake)

suzi's brownies! now thats an idea I havent made them yet, are they really really good?

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Enid · 25/04/2005 19:55

lol that is a good word (pelt)

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cod · 25/04/2005 19:56

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motherinferior · 25/04/2005 19:56

Is the Pope a bloke?

Yes, they are.

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Enid · 25/04/2005 19:56

a bit truffly?

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cod · 25/04/2005 19:56

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Enid · 25/04/2005 19:57

can you do a link

am trying to have conversation with cross dh about serious building matters he's getting more and mroe irritated

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PrettyCandles · 25/04/2005 19:59

There are organisations that send catalogues around Xmastime so that you can buy sustainable development things for communities abroad, like goats and standpipes. How about something like that, if they have all that they need? I can't remember the names of these organisations, but I'm sure that either other Mumsnetters will know, or that a good Googler would be able to find them.

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cod · 25/04/2005 19:59

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motherinferior · 25/04/2005 19:59

I've got the recipe, I'll send it to you.

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