Do you give family members gifts for their wedding anniversaries?

Question

My husband gives his family members gifts on their wedding anniversaries.  Like his parents, his sisters, his cousins, his aunts.  I always thought it was kind of strange, and it’s like getting kind of excessive bc I feel like we are always buying gifts for everyone every month lol
Is this normal?

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Never heard of it and its not something I’d do, that’s THEIR thing to celebrate 🤷🏻‍♀️

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No definitely not. 
Maybe like a milestone anniversary like 50 years, it would be nice to give a gift
A few years ago my husband and hid siblings chipped in for a trip for their parents 30th

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It’s a non traditional thing in our family so ONLY if you want to lol sometimes my husband and I receive random gifts from some of my family members only bc they’ve been thinking about us. It’s kind of just an excuse in my family to give a gift/money

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I give my parents a card and this year I gave them flowers, just a small arrangement from the store. They give us a card and sometimes $$ to treat ourselves but other than that I would never think to give anyone else anything

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I tell my parents happy anniversary. That’s it. I don’t think it’s an issue to give gifts, but it’s weird if you care more than they do 🤷🏼‍♀️

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I don’t think it’s normal but not unheard of. My sister and mother gave my husband and I a gift for our 10th. But nobody ever had before.

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No, definitely not, and we don’t receive anniversary gifts from others

Do you give family members gifts for their wedding anniversaries?

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