- A tree is a wonderful symbol of lasting love; it has strong roots and is always growing. A live tree that the couple can plant together in their own yard is a romantic idea for a wedding anniversary gift. If the couple isn't the gardening type, or they don't have a yard, you can have a tree planted in their name either in an American forest or in another country. Many churches, synagogues and environmental organizations provide this type of tree-planting service.
- A beautiful wooden picture frame featuring the anniversary couple is a romantic and personal gesture. A husband or wife could choose a photo from a favorite memory in the relationship and include a love letter recounting the memory and explaining to their spouse why the moment was so special.
- A wooden jewelry box can be appropriate for either a man or a woman, especially if it includes a piece of gender-appropriate jewelry. If the gift-giver is crafty, she could hand-make the box to give it even more special meaning.
- Though it may be more practical than romantic, a couple who is renovating a home would likely be thrilled with the gift of new hardwood floors. A gift certificate to a local flooring store makes it easy for them to choose exactly what they want.
- Any type of wooden furniture is a great fifth anniversary gift, and furniture can be more romantic than you might think. If your husband has always wanted to write a novel, imagine how supported he would feel to receive a wooden writer's desk. And if your wife loves antiques, you'll be popular when you bring home that special piece she's had her eye on.
- A set of handmade, olive wood salad bowls is a thoughtful gift idea for friends or family members who are celebrating their fifth year of marriage. In addition to the bowls, you can include matching serving forks, salt and pepper shakers and a cutting board.
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