What to write in an anniversary card

“Another year of you. Still my favorite thing.”

“Happy anniversary. I would say yes all over again.”

“Here's to us, and to many more ordinary Tuesdays.”

“Thank you for choosing me again, every single day.”

“Same house, same coffee, same you. Lucky me.”

“Happy anniversary to my favorite person to come home to.”

“We've come a long way from that first date. Let's keep going.”

“Year by year, you're still my best decision.”

“I still look for you first in every room. Some habits are worth keeping. Happy anniversary.”

“You are the calm in my week and the best part of my plans. Thank you for another year of us.”

“When I think about the future, I don't picture places. I picture you next to me.”

“I fell for your laugh. I stayed for your kindness. I'm still here for everything else.”

“Every year I learn something new about you, and every year I love you a little more for it.”

“If I had to do it all again, the arguments and the moving boxes included, I would. As long as it's with you.”

“You make the hard days lighter and the good days better. Happy anniversary, love.”

“Thank you for holding my hand through the plans that worked and the ones that didn't.”

“Happy anniversary to the only person who knows how loud I snore and stayed anyway.”

“Another year of you pretending to like my cooking. That's real love.”

“Thank you for not leaving me during the flat-pack furniture years.”

“Happy anniversary. You're still the only one I'd share the remote with.”

“By now I should be tired of you. I checked. I'm not.”

“To my partner in crime, and in the never-ending search for the car keys.”

“We said 'for better or worse.' You've seen me with a cold. You know what worse is.”

“Our first year taught me that home is a person. Happy first anniversary.”

“Ten years. Two apartments, one dog and a thousand cups of tea. I'd sign up for all of it again.”

“Twenty-five years ago we promised the big things. Thank you for keeping all the small ones too.”

“Fifty years of loving someone is not easy. You made it feel like home every day.”

“We grew up together, and I like who we became.”

“Through every move, every new job and every late-night worry, you were the steady part. Thank you.”

“Shakespeare wrote that love is not love "which alters when it alteration finds." We've had our share of changes, and we're still us.”

“Happy anniversary to two people who make love look like teamwork.”

“Mom and Dad, thank you for showing us what staying looks like. Happy anniversary.”

“Thirty years and you still hold hands at the grocery store. Never stop.”

“Your kitchen is still the warmest room I know. Happy anniversary to my favorite couple.”

“Grandma and Grandpa, your story is the one we all grew up on. Happy anniversary.”

“Wishing you both another year of laughing at the same old jokes.”

“To the friends who always have a spare chair at their table: happy anniversary.”

“Happy anniversary, my love. I keep thinking about the first night we cooked together and burned the rice, and how we ate it anyway. That's us: not perfect, always together. Thank you for another year of laughing in the kitchen, of holding my hand in the car, of believing in me when I forget to. I would choose you again tomorrow.”

“Another year, and you are still my lighthouse. We've had storms, small ones and big ones, and every time you were the light I steered by. I don't say it often enough, so I'm saying it here: thank you for staying, for being patient, for making a home out of every place we've lived. Here's to many more years.”

“Mom and Dad, happy anniversary. You taught us more about love by staying kind on ordinary days than any movie ever could. Thank you for the Sunday breakfasts, the long drives and the way you still look at each other across the table. We love you both, and we're proud to be your kids.”