Browse: Anniversary
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6 Things We Do to Keep a Strong Marriage
Yesterday, we celebrated six years of marriage. Here are the things we do on a regular basis to keep our marriage strong…
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Ask Finn!
Today’s our 5-year wedding anniversary so I’m dragging Finn onto the blog to answer your questions about life, DIY, marriage, and more…
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Leather Gift Ideas to Celebrate Your Third Wedding Anniversary
Today marks my 3rd wedding anniversary with Mr. Finn. In a way it feels like our wedding was only yesterday, but it also feels like we have been husband and wife for as long as I can remember. I can’t imagine my life with anyone else by my side and I could gush for an
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Our 2nd Wedding Anniversary
Today is our 2nd wedding anniversary. 2 years ago, I said “I do” to my best friend on a crisp fall day here in Chicago. I still remember that day so well. The first time he saw me in my dress, the tears that happened non-stop throughout the day, and the permanent grin on my
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B’s 2nd Anniversary Celebration
Wow… how have I been married for TWO years already?! I feel like our wedding was decades ago but at the same time, I feel like we’ve blinked and it’s been two years. Weird, right? I guess time really does fly when you’re having fun! To celebrate our second year of ‘wedded bliss’, we stuck
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C’s First Year Wedding Anniversary
Yesterday, Mr. Finn & I celebrated one entire year of being husband and wife. Yep, we are no longer considered newlyweds. Instead you can bump us into the old & married category. We are moving on up to the big leagues, people! It’s so crazy to look back at the blog a year ago because it
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B’s First Year Wedding Anniversary
As of right now, Matt and I have survived 1 year, 1 week and 1 whole day of wedded bliss. But hey, who’s counting?! Last weekend, we celebrated an amazing first year wedding anniversary in the charming town of Galena, Illinois (thanks to a very generous wedding gift from Casey & Jan that we just
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1st Year Anniversary: PAPER Gift Idea
Maybe it was the marathon, alllllll the marathon training, the triathlon, the matron of honor duties, the new teaching preps, the two teams she coached, the countless homebound students she tutored in her free time, the conference she hosted, the homework she had to do for her Master’s degree, the trips she took around the