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Does anybody still celebrate ALL their anniversaries?

KathleenG Posted:

Does anybody still celebrate ALL their anniversaries?

Today is our five year dating anniversary and we still plan on celebrating!!! Now we have our engagement anniversary (which just past) and next year there will be a wedding anniversary to look forward to every year!! Does anybody else look forward to special dates? Or is it just us???
wc0143 Posted:

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We don't exactly 'celebrate' them but the funny thing is our dating anniversary and engagement date are in teh same week, and we got engaged on his birthday. So at dinner we toast all three!!!

halloweenbride04 Posted:

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We celebrated our dating anniversary in October and we'll probably plan to celebrate our engagement anniversary in July as well. We have actaully joked about celebrating our dating anniv., moving in together anniv., engagement anniv. and then our wedding anniv.!

Betty Posted:

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Luckily our engagement date is the same date as our 'getting back together' date after a 5 month break.

Even luckier is our dating anniversary is the same date our our wedding date 8-29
nylisa Posted:

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We celebrate our dating and engagement anniversary but we have decided that after next year we will only celebrate our wedding anniversary,.
tourist Posted:

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We just celebrate our dating anniversary, we'll be engaged for less than a year, but if it were more than a year, I'd at least mention it. maybe do something small.
After we are married, I think we'll just stick stick to our wedding anniversary.
ChristineC68 Posted:

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We actually have a special date night the 21st of every month since we were married on 9/21.

Our first date was on president's day and we usually go to lunch and a movie during the day since that's what we did on our first date

kathy2176 Posted:

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We still do our dating anniv. On our engagement one, we just said happy anniv and that was it. After the wedding, we are only going to celebrate the wedding anniv.
julz33 Posted:

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I even celebrate my Monthly Anniversary!!!

jvs77 Posted:

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We started dating right around Valentine's Day, so we celebrate those two together. He proposed on his b-day...so, I guess we'll celebrate them together too! And, we will definitely be celebrating our wedding anniversary, of course!
Robeymuse Posted:

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I remember them all, he doesn't! He only wants one to remember but I made him go out December 6th for our 'Engagement' anniversary.
After we get married we will probably only celebrate that one
Rob-luvs-me Posted:

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We only still celebrate the dating anniversary (but since we got engaged we don't go out just make a nice dinner with a bottle of wine at home. We just celebrated our 6 year anniversary on thanksgiving weekend.

We now go out for our engagement anniversary (4/20) but will stop doing both of them when we get married and although will acknowledge how many years we have been together we will only celebrate our wedding ann.
sammi102 Posted:

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I like to point out the anniversaries, but I don't know which we will still celebrate... I think next year is the last year to celebrate dating anniv... but I don't know if FH will celebrate engagement anniv... I guess we'll see what happens!

Kelly9904 Posted:

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Every month FH and I say do you that we've been dating XX months today!

We celebrate our dating anniversary (7/7) but probably wont celebrate our engagement because when our 1 year of being engaged comes we will be marrieda month so we may recognize it but I dont htink we will really do anything about it!
bikerchick1622 Posted:

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We don't celebrate our engagement anniversary.

But our dating anniversary is the same as our wedding date. I did that so this way he won't have to remember another date and it worked out perfect when setting our wedding date.
ddunne23 Posted:

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Only wedding anniversary for us. Honestly, I don't think I even remember the date of our first date!

Leslie Posted:

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We just celebrated our 2-year dating anniversary this past weekend.

On Saturday night, we went to dinner at the same restaurant where we had our first date.

We did the same thing last year also. FH bought me beautiful bouquet of roses and card....same as last year!

Not sure what we'll do after we're married - maybe just celebrate our wedding anniversary....

babybride Posted:

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This year we celebrated our engagement and 4 year anniversary, but starting next year we will probably just do our wedding anniversary!!
palebride Posted:

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we celebrate our monthly anniversary, our dating anniversary and will celebrate our engagement anniversary when it happens.......

well, we dont' actually go out and do something for all of them, but we do say happy anniversary to each other on each one...

my parents actually still celebrate their dating anniversary...they went to the movies to see Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid!
jenny2penny Posted:

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I do, but we never really celebrate. X-mas is our 5 year anniversary of dating. New Years Eve is out 1-year of engagement

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