Do you/will you celebrate 100 days of marriage?

[iGotsGills]

I just learned that there is a tradition of celebrating 100 days of marriage... I did not know this!  Maybe it is underground?  Archaic?  Just an excuse to celebrate because it's fun?

 

In any case, I'm curious as to whether others celebrate this, and what they have done/plan on doing to mark the occasion.

[boscobel]

I've never heard of this before, but think any reason to celebrate is a good one!  IF we were rewinding about 3 years and I was going to celebrate it, we'd probably be low-key like we usually are and just go out to dinner alone and just have a real date night.

[lovepea]

I've never heard of this before, but hey, why not?!

 

[meBonidie2be]

Lovepea, I couldn't agree more : )

[pfeiffla]

I have never heard of this either!  I would be interested to know what it means or why they do it?!

[starchild]

Cute!  Why not? 

[Pucca]

I've never heard of this either, but why not? Celebrate life, marriage, and love whenever you can is what I say!  

 

We celebrate our dating anniversary every month (not necessarily with a night out all the time but we try to do something most of the time - movie at home or at the cinema, dinner, a mini-excursion, a date for dessert), and we plan to continue this for our wedding anniversary since our wedding date falls on the same day as the day of month we started dating. 

[starchild]

 

 

Originally Posted by Pucca 

 

I've never heard of this either, but why not? Celebrate life, marriage, and love whenever you can is what I say! 

 

We celebrate our dating anniversary every month (not necessarily with a night out all the time but we try to do something most of the time - movie at home or at the cinema, dinner, a mini-excursion, a date for dessert), and we plan to continue this for our wedding anniversary since our wedding date falls on the same day as the day of month we started dating. 

 

That's sweet

 

[pfeiffla]

That's great!  I think every little opportunity to remind eachother how much we love and appreciate eachother is a healthy thing! 

 

Originally Posted by Pucca 

I've never heard of this either, but why not? Celebrate life, marriage, and love whenever you can is what I say! 

 

We celebrate our dating anniversary every month (not necessarily with a night out all the time but we try to do something most of the time - movie at home or at the cinema, dinner, a mini-excursion, a date for dessert), and we plan to continue this for our wedding anniversary since our wedding date falls on the same day as the day of month we started dating. 

 

[lmdavis]

I have never heard of this tradition! But i think it is super cute.