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~ CHINA ~ If your recipients has chosen a china pattern, one obvious choice for a 2nd anniversary gift is a place setting, serving piece or matching accessory. GiftCollector.com lists many china manufacturers and patterns (check the brands menu). The bride's mom or close friend can probably tell you exactly what the couple needs - or, a gift certificate will allow them to choose for themselves. If your anniversary couple has a discontinued china pattern - perhaps a family heirloom - Replacements, Ltd. can usually help. They have a huge inventory of dishes, accessories and collectibles, and I've always received great service from them. Another idea is holiday china - you might start them off with two place settings, for romantic dinners during the holiday season. Accessories made of china, such as napkin rings, placecards/holders, a bread dipping set, sushi dishes, candle holders, or picture frames, are popular 2nd anniversary gifts. If the item you're looking for does not come in your recipients' china pattern, a style that coordinates would be a well-chosen gift. For something a bit different, there are many unusual china/porcelain collectibles - for example, miniature art reproductions, covered boxes, nativity sets, capodimonte centerpieces, even plant pedestals. Be extra careful, with collectibles, to match the gift to your anniversary couple's tastes and interests. Finally, as you think creatively about modern anniversary gifts, consider that "china gifts" can mean gifts made of china... or, gifts from China! Like this Chinese tea set or other Chinese gift items. You'll find more china gift ideas on our 20th Anniversary page, where china is the traditional gift theme. back to Milestone Gifts Home Page PLEASE NOTE: Links and gift suggestions are provided for convenience only, and well-chosen-gift.com takes no responsibility and gives no warranties for the content or accuracy of third-party websites, nor the suitability for a particular purpose or person of any product or service offered on any other website. Logo photo by Jane M. Sawyer, courtesy of morguefile.com. |
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