<p>I never know what to get my parents for their anniversary. I’m the oldest child and still in high school. I’m too old to hand-make something but I also don’t really have money to buy anything.
What are some gift ideas you guys have? Any really thoughtful gifts?</p>
<p>Are there other kids in your family? Are there already lots of family portraits? If not…a nice picture of all of the kids together…either taken by a professional photographer or a really good hobbiest…would likely be appreciated.</p>
<p>What about a candlelight dinner for two…set up, made, served and cleaned up by you (with, or without, siblings)?</p>
<p>Or…if you have a little money…a candlelight dinner at your family’s favorite pizzeria or diner? If you tell the owner/manager what you’re trying to do, they could make it a little corny, but really nice----and it would probably be very memorable and reasonable.</p>
<p>A card or letter would be fine with me. It’s not YOUR wedding anniversary. If it’s one of the big anniversaries there are traditional gifts: [Wedding</a> anniversary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia](<a href=“http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wedding_anniversary]Wedding”>Wedding anniversary - Wikipedia)</p>