Unique Gift Delivery in Calgary?

[YourMother]

Hey guys, looking for someone to point in me in the right direction...

It's my 6 month anniversary this Sunday, and my girlfriend is going to be in Calgary visiting her parents (I'm in Lethbridge) and I want to send her something but I don't want it to be something simple/dull like flowers.

Does anyone know of any companies that specialize in some type of unique delivery? I have used edible arrangements before, but she's the one who introduced me to that service so I don't really want to go that route.

Any other ideas?

Thanks guys.

[MrMastodonFarm]

Six months?

Be a man and get her nothing.

[vanisleflamesfan]

Six months?

Setting the bar too high.

[YourMother]

I assume you two are single?

[MrMastodonFarm]

Originally Posted by YourMother

I assume you two are single?

I'm assuming you are 16-20?

[YourMother]

24 actually. My girlfriend happens to like when I do nice things, and I get rewarded accordingly by doing so. Ignoring our 6-month, regardless of how insignificant, will do me no favours.

[CMPunk]

What did you get her last month for your 5 month anniversary?

[squiggs96]

Anal.

Chicks love anal.

[Methanolic]

Don't discount flowers as "Dull".

6 red roses and a bottle of red wine? .... If that doesn't cut it, then I don't know, you may have a "high maintenance" situation on your hands...

[Kavvy]

I can't think of squat.

Get a friend to drop something off which is unique? Gets rid of the issue of finding a unique item which needs to be delivered by a delivery company.

Still weak, but its late if you need it there by Sunday. This one could be look bad if your friend gets caught but gives it a little more oomf. Get a friend to hide a wrap present somewhere by her parents door/in their yard and call her to tell tell her happy aniv, and then say, oh by the way, your present is hidden "here".

[Kybosh]

In this economy, she should be happy that she has a boyfriend never mind gifts.

[drewboy12]

http://www.executivemaleescorts.com/...le_escorts.htm


unique 6 month gift

[I_am_Beast]

Are they going out for dinner? if so find out where call the place and pay for their bill via creditcard over the phone....

or send them a gift card to a nice place for a family dinner

[Bane]

Originally Posted by CMPunk

What did you get her last month for your 5 month anniversary?

Sounds like he gave her his balls...and not in a good way.

[Drury18]

Probably a case of Fred Flintstone syndrome. He somehow landed someone out of his league and overdoing it to keep her around.

Seriously, if you are going overboard for a 6 month anniversary it comes off as desperate and childish. Only teenagers celebrate every possibly milestone. Wait until its a year, save up and take her for a nice dinner somewhere.

[wooohooo]

You gotta look at the long haul. If you pepper her with this for your 6 month, what are you gonna do for your 1 year, 5 year etc? It gets harder to keep doing things, or to make it 'more special' so my advice is to start smaller than work your way up. It seems to me this is one of your first relationships and you want to make it special, but sometimes less is more.

[Nehkara]

Wow. Can't you guys just help him out without crapping all over him? Give the guy a break. If you want to help him do something nice for his girlfriend for the 6-month anniversary, do so. Otherwise, don't bother commenting.

ANYWAY...

http://www.elegantexpressions.ca/

http://www.zchocolat.com/

You could try those. I've never used a service like the one you speak of but I hope that helps.

[Yasa]

183 packs of gravy! Kitten Mittons? When is it acceptable to give cleaning supplies?

[WilsonFourTwo]

I think that the (first) 6-month marker is worth noting.

That said, I'd keep any gifts relatively simple. Note the occasion and move on. Frankly, I think Nehkara's zchocolate suggestion is spot on.

[ken0042]

OK everybody- go easy on the poor guy.

My suggestion for something unique- http://www.ediblearrangements.ca/
[Edit- I missed that already rules that out. Nevermind then.]