When it’s your own anniversary, no pressure but don’t mess it up! You can get your message really, really right if you use it to thank your spouse or partner, to say I love you, to reaffirm your commitment and to express confidence in your future together.
Writing tip: If the card you’ve chosen already has “Happy Anniversary” printed on it, you can add an ellipsis and a little something after it: “…and many more!”, “…with love to you both.”, etc. “Another year, another great reason to celebrate!”.“Warmest wishes to the wonderful two of you on your anniversary.”.“Love and much happiness to one of our all-time favorite couples!”.“Can’t believe it’s been years already.“Hope the next years are even happier than your together!”.“Always knew you two had something special.”.“Hope you find time to look back on all your sweet memories together.”.
“Happy anniversary, you old lovebirds!”. “Here’s to another year of being great together!”. “Wishing a perfect pair a perfectly happy day.”. Send a anniversary card with a gift certificate to Cooper’s for the perfect anniversary gift! Click Here. If the card has already said it all or you’re just not in a gushy mood, it’s fine to keep your personal message short and sweet. It’s not the number of words that counts, but the caring behind them. Whatever you’d like to say, we hope you’ll find just the inspiration you need to get your pen rolling! Our guide offers tips for everything from simple anniversary wishes to warm tributes. You can make a toast, offer encouragement, share a memory or simply call out how special it is to have, hold and stick by each other through time.Īnd whether it’s a card for your own anniversary or that of family members or friends, Hallmark’s writers have message ideas for you. When you send an anniversary card, the words you write can add so much to the joy of the occasion. It’ll help, I promise.Here’s to lasting love! From still-newlyweds toasting with wine glasses they opened on their wedding day a year ago to busy parents scrambling to find an anniversary babysitter to a gray-haired couple holding hands over anniversary pancakes and coffee…that kind of enduring commitment is always something to admire and celebrate. But try your best to do it at least once a day. Cousins lived for another twenty - six years - and claimed with some evidence that he’d laughed his way back to health.”Ī lot of people are sad, angry, and anxious right now, and laughing is likely the last thing on their mind. Finally, he started laughing aloud by watching funny movies and television shows - whatever he could find to take his mind off his unrelenting pain. He took massive doses of Vitamin C intravaneously. First, he changed his environs: he fired his doctor, left the hospital, and checked into a hotel. A journalist by training, Cousins did a lot of research, and made three decisions about his treatment. He was given only a few months to live and a one-in-five-hundred chance of recovery. “In 1964, Norman Cousins, editor of the Saturday Review, was diagnosed with ankylosing spondylitis, a rare disease of the connective tissues. I’ll leave you with this story I came across in a book I recently read (‘Entrepeneurial Leadership’ by Joel Peterson). It’ll enable you to be more productive in whatever your day to day purpose may be. Try to find a moment or two for some laughter to lift your spirit. Whether it’s by yourself, or ideally with a friend or family member laugh. One piece of advice I have for everyone is to try and laugh today.
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