There might be some more wrinkles on those hands since you first got married, but you're still holding them with love. This hand casting kit comes with everything you need to preserve your pose.
If you can't splurge on a gift, at least you can get an extra-large card. We love this one because it lists all the major moments in history that happened that year, along with what was trendy.
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This handcrafted gold and sterling silver necklace can be personalized with names, whether that be you and your significant other's or the names of the children you share with them. Choose between two, three or four silver disks that link into the gold-filled heart charm attached to a sterling silver chain. It's a great pick if you want to gift your partner a sentimental piece of jewelry that's a bit more special than a standard silver chain.
Why buy flowers when you can build them? A nontraditional and more unique option, the best thing about this gift is that these roses last as long as you want them to.
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Celebrate the milestone anniversary with an ornament for the Christmas tree. Although trees can be decorated in whatever you want and ornaments don't always need to be symbolic, it is nice to have something that's a reminder of your years together.
Although marketed as tequila glasses, you can really sip on anything you want from this personalized set of two that features an etched design of a Western landscape featuring cacti, saguaro, agave plants. Customize up to two lines with text and numbers, with the top line set as engraved cursive and the bottom as regular copy. We recommend personalizing it with their names, and either the original date of their wedding or the date of their 25th wedding anniversary.
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What's that one song that, when it comes on, the two of you lock eyes and immediately start singing? What's the song you danced to at your wedding? Take the special tune that evokes a memory or feeling, and have it turned into a stunning (and eye-catching) piece of wall art. Lime & Lou will etch the lyrics of a song of your choosing into a silver record disk, and incorporate personal elements like names, dates and details, to create a one-of-a-kind piece of art that pays tribute to something that means so much to the two of you as a couple.
Credit: The Adventure Challenge What's better than an activity you can do together as a couple? This two-piece camera bundle includes a "year's word of adventurous dates" with 50 scratch-off ideas, a camera to take photos of your time together and a book made for documenting the fun with room for the photos and save to journal and write down the experiences. It's a great way to get out of your comfort zone and create a keepsake once the book is all filled up.
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Fresh flowers, although gorgeous, will wilt and fade, but a silver-dipped rose will last forever. Made with sterling silver and silver plating, the flower comes with a crystal vase, so the lucky recipient can prop it up and show it off for guests to admire whenever they swing by.
We're sure you've got some absolutely gorgeous wedding photos tucked away in a scrapbook or hidden on a shelf somewhere. Modernize those memories a bit with a personalized art portrait of you and your spouse. Add your own intimate details, and choose from four different sizes and framing options.
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Gifts don't have to be flashy or big to be meaningful. This mini wooden music box plays "Can't Help Falling n Love With You" whenever it's cranked up, and also has the lyrics engraved on the top. Inexpensive but so sweet.
Perhaps you're taking some much-deserved vacation time and going on a trip somewhere romantic? You can't go wrong with quality, luxury luggage to keep all your essentials protected in a sleek and sturdy silver shell. The brand earned our top spot as the best overall luggage brand after testing by the Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab — so you know you can depend on it for the long haul and what will hopefully be many more vacations together in the future.
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Credit: 1-800 Flowers.com Time to raise a glass and celebrate — but first you have to stock the bar. This 14-piece silver stainless steel set can make anyone a mixologist, and easily help the happy couple make a tasty drink to cheers to their 25 years together.
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A simple but sleek gift for the guy who is so hard to shop for. Add custom monogramming to the soft leather material, and he can store cash, cards and other pocket essentials in the stylish wallet.
A picture's worth a thousand words — and yet, one photo wouldn't even begin to tell the story of the last 25 years. Let them choose the photo for the frame, or find a great shot of the two that you love and set it up yourself.
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After so many years together, you know which fights are and aren't worth it. Disagreeing on which nightly show or movie to tune into? Make the decision easier with these funny "What to Watch" dice. We're not saying you'll never battle over the remote again, but we think there's less of a chance to tiff over your nighttime routine.
Credit: Personalization Mall A cozy and cute 100% throw, the happy couple will love snuggling up in come movie night.
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Diamonds are a girl's best friend, but they also cost a pretty penny. Get the next best thing is a more affordable look-a-like pair of cubic zirconia studs that are classic without being over-the-top.
Turn an old family recipe into a stunning yet useful piece of kitchen decor. Your favorite foodie can easily follow the recipe while using the board to prep the meal, and it's an especially thoughtful way to memorialize handwriting from someone who has passed on.

Annie O’Sullivan (she/her) covers holiday, gift guide, travel, and lifestyle content at Good Housekeeping. She has a degree in magazine journalism from Syracuse University and previously reported for Runner’s World, NBC New York/NY 4 and Woman’s Day. Annie also has experience writing entertainment news and celebrity-focused content.
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