Wedding Anniversary Ideas

[Wayno]

wow! I've been married for 14 years in late-January. The anniversary gift for 14 years is Ivory (traditional) or Gold (modern). My wife and myself have quite frugal buying habits, we much prefer to spend cash on fun social activities (e.g. nice restaurants, pubs/clubs, live music bands, wineries, weekends away, party with friends, etc) rather than simply gathering more material possessions.

So I need your help pls: What could i give as a gift that relates to "Adelaide & Ivory" OR "Adelaide & Gold"?

[rev]

Adelaide & Gold?....a tour of Olympic Dam?

[Wayno]

Adelaide & Gold?....a tour of Olympic Dam?

yeah, my wife would surely love it - "let's go for a sunday drive, only 900km round trip"

The Adelaide beaches are part of the Fleurieu's "Ivory Coastline" - maybe some idea is lurking in there?

Or perhaps someone knows of a restaurant with a "gold" or "ivory" theme?

[monotonehell]

The phrase "white elephant" came to mind when you first posted this. But I can't think of anything suitable.

[Shuz]

Adelaide & Ivory - go for a daytrip to Monarto Zoo and see the elephants!

[peas_and_corn]

Adelaide & Ivory - go for a daytrip to Monarto Zoo and see the elephants!

When nobody is looking you could get some ivory as well.

[King]

Lol, Shuz's post sounds like so much of a Scooter-Guy's post!

[rhino]

2 years later the suggestions are still rolling in! You must have the most patient wife in the world!

[Wayno]

the funny thing is she expects anniversary gifts every year! go figure...

[Pants]

What did you end up getting her?

[Wayno]

I hired a beach house for a weekend (Silver Sands) which is part of Adelaide's ivory coast, and gave her a piece of gold jewelery (antique - from an estate auction house). She was very happy indeed - still livin' off the brownie points

On the downside it sets a baseline of expectations going forward.

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