I'm far to busy.

Yes for siblings and parents.

I am part of several friends/neighbor groups in whatsapp and generally there is one person who will remember and wish people for birthdays and anniversaries. So, I also copy them and send my wishes on the group text. I am indebted to the people who are great about remembering other peoples birthdays and anniversaries, because their group texts helps others.

Anonymous wrote:No. That’s a personal thing between couples. It would seem weird if someone outside the couple said that.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:If they post it on FB, sure. Otherwise no

If they post it on FB, they need all the encouragement they can get.

+1 It's extremely needy to post in on FB, so I'll say congrats to them if they mention it because I would assume they're having a hard time and need the support.

Anonymous wrote:No. That’s a personal thing between couples. It would seem weird if someone outside the couple said that.

Maybe you should if tou were in the wedding party:

Anonymous wrote:No. That’s a personal thing between couples. It would seem weird if someone outside the couple said that.

Our k8ds wish us a Happy Anniversary, but don't get cards or gifts or anything. When both my parents were alive, I liked sending them an anniversary card in the mail.

I would wish my parents a happy anni when they were alive but not my siblings and friends unless it was a milestone and they told me about it. I believe wedding anniversaries should be remembered by the couple themselves.

No, that's weird. Who has the time and energy to remember the anniversaries of your friends and siblings?