Tin Anniversary Cards (10th Anniversary)

Tin anniversary cards for the 10th anniversary

Tin is the traditional UK symbol for the 10th wedding anniversary. Tin means a marriage that bends without breaking - ten years of flexing round each other. It is also the year where people start inviting others along.

Ten years is a card you write slowly. If there's a party, pick a design with room inside for everyone else to sign.

The modern list says diamond jewellery for this year, the flower is the daffodil and the stone is diamond - useful alternatives if the material itself doesn't suit them.

Tin anniversary gift ideas

  • A print of the wedding date or the place you got married.
  • A biscuit tin filled with the sweets you both ate on the honeymoon. Shop this card
  • Something practical in tin or aluminium that they use every day.
  • A card for the couple from everyone, if the family is marking it too. Shop this card

What to write in a 10th anniversary card

  • Ten years. Still bending, still not broken.
  • A decade married and you still make me laugh at the wrong moments.
  • Happy tenth anniversary to the pair of you.
  • Ten years in and I'd sign up for another ten tomorrow.

More anniversary cards

The rest of the range - funny, warmer, and cards for a son and daughter-in-law. All blank inside.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the 10th wedding anniversary called?

The 10th is the tin anniversary on the traditional UK list. The modern list suggests diamond jewellery instead, and plenty of couples use whichever suits the person better.

What do you write in a 10th anniversary card?

Name the year, name one specific thing from it, and keep it in your own voice. There are lines to copy further up this page, and our message generator will build one around the tin symbol for you.

Are the cards blank inside?

Yes. Every card is blank inside so the message is yours, and each one comes with a kraft envelope.

How quickly will it arrive?

Orders placed on a working day are usually posted the same day. First Class is normally next working day; Second Class is meant to take two working days but can take up to five.

Can you post it straight to them?

Yes - enter their address at checkout and it goes direct, which is easiest if you're posting from a distance.