Celebrating dating anniversaries

Anonymous
We mention it fondly to each other and usually reminisce, but we don’t actively celebrate it. We celebrate our wedding anniversary.
Anonymous
OP here: My question was for ones still unmarried or what married did before marriage. Obviously, after marriage you've that anniversary.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:OP here: My question was for ones still bc unmarried or what married did before marriage. Obviously, after marriage you've that anniversary.


Ah! I misunderstood before - yes of course would celebrate our anniversary.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:Um, no. I'm not 15.


This isn't 1915, lots of people date for years and many never marry. You don't need a license to celebrate a milestone.


It’s still incredibly dumb and puerile.

And yeah, you kind of do need a formal event to happen in order to invoke an annual homage. Coffee at the local Starbucks on a Wednesday afternoon isn’t gonna cut it.

Do you also have a “song” too?

How maudlin.


Imho day you met is more divine coincidence than a scheduled wedding event.
Anonymous
We were work friends who started going out more and more after work until one night we kissed, so it really wasn’t a first date but 25+ years on, we still celebrate that anniversary. We don’t make a big deal about it, but always acknowledge it to each other and are extra flirty and lovey with each other. It’s a sweet memory of the beginning of our relationship.

Our wedding day was important and a lovely day but stressful and a hassle. It felt like a continuation of something wonderful rather than the beginning of it. We have been known to both forget our wedding anniversary so we now have an annual calendar reminder a week beforehand so we can make dinner reservations and get a babysitter.
Anonymous
We never have, but we were engaged by the 1-year mark anyway. Married 15 years and we do celebrate our wedding anniversary.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My husband and I note the weekend we started dating (presidents day), but don't actively celebrate it. One of us (usually him, actually) will just say, "hey, we had our first date this weekend X number of years ago!".


Us, too. Married 20yrs. I forget the actual date but it was the first weekend of December, and usually one of us says something similar to PP above.
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