Wedding anniver is based on Traditional Chinese Dinner date?
Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2013 10:26 am
Please advise.
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Mine are 1 year apart.SAHM_TAN wrote:Does it matter if it's based on ROM or traditional? Celebrate both
I forgot when was my traditional and ROM dates
i remember.... but dh never. i'll always remind him then he'd say "oh, izzit?"SAHM_TAN wrote:Does it matter if it's based on ROM or traditional? Celebrate both
I forgot when was my traditional and ROM dates
on your 20th wedding anniversary, it's considered china/platinum yr.Jennifer wrote:Mine are 1 year apart.SAHM_TAN wrote:Does it matter if it's based on ROM or traditional? Celebrate both
I forgot when was my traditional and ROM dates
We do not hv the habit of celebrating every year.
But I would like to celebrate the 20th year with sth difference, so need to know what's the norm.
SAHM_TAN wrote:on your 20th wedding anniversary, it's considered china/platinum yr.Jennifer wrote:Mine are 1 year apart.SAHM_TAN wrote:Does it matter if it's based on ROM or traditional? Celebrate both
I forgot when was my traditional and ROM dates
We do not hv the habit of celebrating every year.
But I would like to celebrate the 20th year with sth difference, so need to know what's the norm.
sorri sorri, not yetFunz wrote: Wow! 20 years.
My ROM and Tea ceremony were a year apart as well. We settled on the tea ceremony date as our anniversary as that was when I officially moved out of my childhood home into our marital home.
for the info.SAHM_TAN wrote:20th wedding anniversary, it's considered china/platinum yr.