where to take wife for 1yr anniverary

[myvyssute]

hey guys
i live in sydney and justing wondering if any of you married guy have any good place to go away for the weekend for my 1yr anniversary.
i was thinking blue mountains but not shore ..
any ideas guys

thanks

[bush_basha]

McDonalds, lol. im kidding. i dont have a wife, but what about centre point tower, or if you actually want to go away for the weekend, then maybe go to the snow or something

[BadSeed]

+2 for mcdonalds

[morpheousssv]

hey guys
i live in sydney and justing wondering if any of you married guy have any good place to go away for the weekend for my 1yr anniversary.
i was thinking blue mountains but not shore ..
any ideas guys

thanks

mate any bloke can pick up the phone and book a restaurant or hotel, organize a picnic,where you have tee'd up the food and location, have some cheese and wine and some gourmet picnic food, that will impress her more, garanteed to get lucky - wedding night reply !!

[-GTS-]

A weekend away where they have chalets with hot tubs/spas etc...

Not in NSW i know but there is an awesome place in SW of WA with outdoor and under the stars hot tubs... Pretty cool.

I'm sure she'll be happy with any sort of treat you give her :goodjob:

[BECAUZ]

If your thinking of heading out to the blue mountains I highly recommend you take your wife to eagle view escapehttp://www.eagleview.com.au/. Its an awesome place built inside a cliff. Check it out. Around the $250 a night mark. Took the mrs, not the wife, there for our 2nd year anniversary and she loved it.

[VUSS346]

Cypress Lakes in the Hunter is a top spot to stay, then hit the cellars and stock up some terrific wines, and gr8 food and cheeses.

[tunnafun]

Take her to see a shrink... no hold on thats a 10 year anniversary:jester:

As suggested above. take her on a picnic somewhere scenic and sucluded.. You nevewr know your luck:goodjob:

[amckiwi]

Somewhere expensive

The Petrol Station!

[Wonky]

Took the mrs, not the wife, there for our 2nd year anniversary and she loved it.

I'll bet your wife was impressed!! :D

[GKW]

If you are interested in the mountains, check out Jenolan Caves. A nice weekend away, good accomm.

[feistl]

McDonalds, lol. im kidding. i dont have a wife anymore

lol :goodjob:

[HEKYEH]

Do u have a budget? There's a difference between what u can do for $200 vs what u can do for $20,000.....

[VYBerlinaV8]

Don't go too crazy - if all goes to plan you don't want to have set the bar too high.

We went back to the Chinese restuarant where we got engaged. (It was a while ago now!)

[rgmast]

Take her back to the kitchen :jester:

[team illucid]

Take her to the Daily Planet.

[ThunderBolt]

+1 for Eagle View Escape, top place especially at this time of year :goodjob:

[seedyrom]

+3 for McDonalds.




My wife and I had Macca's for dinner on our wedding night, so it holds a special place in our hearts.



We eloped interstate, and got married by a Civil Celebrant on the balcony of our hotel room with 2 hotel employees as witnesses.

It was a lovely day, no parents getting stressed ... and the hotel bent over backwards for us, including giving us one of their best rooms at a cheap rate, a vase of roses and a bottle of very expensive champagne as a gift - even though we asked for no such luxuries.


All our photos were taken with a cheap digital camera on a tripod with 10 sec delay :rofl: We then finished the night eating McDonalds. Brilliant!


As a return favour to the hotel, I better give 'em a plug (http://www.palazzoversace.com/#/home), and say that if you wanted to make your missus happy, I recommend staying there for a weekend getaway. It was brilliant. Though you'd need to get a flight to the Gold Coast.


Have a great night whatever you do.


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[VYTonne]

Are you still that handsome? :rofl:
Getting back on topic though take her somewhere before she starts nagging @ you. I guarantee you don't wanna go there.

Cheers
VYT

[theVman]

Cypress Lakes in the Hunter is a top spot to stay, then hit the cellars and stock up some terrific wines, and gr8 food and cheeses.

Did that last weekend and it was a very nice relaxing weekend. Used a company called the Vineyard Shuttle Service who were recomended by a work collegue for a wine tour in the afternoon and it was great! They also do a pick up and drop off service during the night to restaurants etc. Ended up using the restaurant at Cypress Lakes instead so we could relax some more which was also very nice.

Definately worth a thought.

[huggies]

if she's up for it take her for night out at pure platinum followed by McDonolds :cool: make sure you get some McNuggets :love:

[XUV]

to her mum's .......

[COSMOS]

+1 for Pure Platinum or Daily Planet... if only to jog her memory of how life used to be before she got the ring.

[MJR-57T]

http://www.thepeak.com.au/a/25.html

Im taking my misses here for our anniversary / birthday. Looks and sounds awesome.

[vt2vx]

+1 for Pure Platinum or Daily Planet... if only to jog her memory of how life used to be before she got the ring.

yeah that won't work you need guys for girls

[stealth vn]

if you were in qld i would say take her to where i took my missus, i took her to the Secrets on the lake here is a link http://www.secretsonthelake.com.au/ its like a tree top tree house resort had a amazing time was awsome

[Martin_D]

How about you let her be designated driver for a night at the Mens Gallery? :eek:

[CunningStunter]

Take her back to the place where you had the reception if possible (for 1st year only?)

[SLugg]

I took my missus to the country for our anniversary

but dam it if she didnt find her way home.....:jester:

[justin_d]

I was going to be comical and say something along the lines of spend up big before she takes it all but how about going to a wine region interstate for a weekend? The Yarra Valley is great and there's always Healsville Sanctuary as it's a scientifically proven fact that all females love fury animals. If you're after a day thing as mentioned above a picnic can never go astray.

[Hi Octane]

Depends what you like, id rather die than spend a nite in a winery & sitting in a spa.

[Daves ss]

When I was looking for a place to take the Mrs, I jumped on lastminute.com.au and did a surprise getaway in Melbourne and it was bloody good. Maybe jump on there and fill in the fields and see what happens....

Dave

[IR8TE]

hey guys
i live in sydney and justing wondering if any of you married guy have any good place to go away for the weekend for my 1yr anniversary.
i was thinking blue mountains but not shore ..
any ideas guys

thanks


Thailand ....Pattaya to hit the nail on the head then while ur getting a massage with a special ending ask the locals if they can point u in the right direction for "Soi 6"...!!!! :rofl::rofl::rofl:...... This trip will also answer any questions to weather or not u believe shes the 1 for you....lol

Just jokes mate cant help but think of the good times being single but its not to long now and ill be in ur position and have to set up a special nite as well..... so i best be stickn around and listening as well....

I do like the lastminute.com thing tho

[SUX350]

take her straight to the bedroom..
you should know what to do after that..:goodjob:

[Desertws6]

1st Wedding Anniversary
Traditional gift - Paper
Modern gift -Clocks/ plastics.

2nd Wedding Anniversary
Traditional gift - Cotton
Modern gift - China.

3rd Wedding Anniversary
Traditional gift - Leather
Modern gift - Crystal/Glass.

4th Wedding Anniversary
Traditional gift - Cotton
Modern gift - linen/ silk/ appliances

5th Wedding Anniversary
Traditional gift - Wood
Modern gift -Silverware

6th Wedding Anniversary
Traditional gift - Candy/ iron
Modern gift - Wood

7th Wedding Anniversary
Traditional gift - Copper/ wool
Modern gift - Desk Set

8th Wedding Anniversary
Traditional gift - Bronze/ pottery
Modern gift - Linens/ lace

9th Wedding Anniversary
Traditional gift - Pottery/ willow
Modern gift -Leather

10th Wedding Anniversary
Tin 10th Anniversary Gifts
Modern gift - Diamond

20th Wedding Anniversary
Traditional gift - China
Modern gift - Platinum

30th Wedding Anniversary
Traditional gift - Pearl
Modern gift -Pearl

40th Wedding Anniversary
Traditional gift - Ruby
Modern gift - Ruby/Garnet

50th Wedding Anniversary
Traditional gift - Gold
Modern gift -Gold

Wrap her in butcher paper and act like an animal :lol:





But seriously, a nice romantic weekend away. Including a nice dinner and make it a special. Be creative!
She might like some pampering like a manicure or pedicure or both. As to a gift, what would she like?

Cheers,
Steve