46 Best 4-Year Anniversary Gift Ideas That Are Perfectly On-Theme

Instead of fruit, gift them this lemon tree that ensures they'll always have fresh fruit on hand. You can tend to it together and then use the lemons to garnish cocktails or bake desserts—how romantic!

This simple tennis bracelet totally fits the theme, and it’s less pricey than you might expect. If your partner ends up really liking the bracelet, it also comes in sapphire (fifth anniversary) and amethyst (sixth anniversary) form. Boom, just solved three years of anni gifts for ya. You’re welcome!

A bouquet of flowers is always nice, but these delicate glass ones that won't wilt are even better.

So, you want to go bigger than boxing up some fruit to celebrate four freakin’ years of marriage. Understandable! Why not gift them some high-quality Amarena Fabbri cherries, a key ingredient in a good Old Fashioned cocktail?

Not huge gifts people? Well, everyone needs socks! This Etsy seller will embroider your names and your wedding date on them for a little personalized touch.

Skip the “love u babe” text and bring back the days of physically writing love notes, amiright? This fruit-filled card is ~super duper chill~ but also v thoughtful and on-theme.

As a more long-lasting alternative to the traditional (and perhaps overdone) bouquet of flowers, may I suggest adding a pretty Azalea tree to their collection of plant babies?

Selena Gomez is seen wearing this necklace all the dang time on Only Murderers in the Building—hers is a marigold, the October birth flower, but you can customize it to any month or any initial you’d like.

If you've got a big budget for your anniversary gift, this heirloom-quality ring from Mejuri is perfect. It's made with genuine London blue topaz stone and set in a textured 14K solid gold band.

I know, gifting lingerie feels cliché. But this sexy balconette from Riri herself is blue and floral, making it the most perfect fourth anniversary gift ever.

A tech and blue prezzie: If your person has an Apple Watch, I bet they’d love a nice new strap for it. (I mean, the bonus gift here is the new watch if they don’t have one. Just sayin’.)

Pop a sweet picture of the two of you from your wedding into this blue frame. It'll be the perfect decoration for their home office, and since it's blue, it's totally on-theme.

For the foodie who loves ripe, just-picked fruit (and has had enough of traditional gift baskets), this is perfect. You get three boxes over three months of the season’s freshest fruit straight from Cali: peaches, plums, and nectarines in the summer, pears, apples, and pomegranates in the winter. Yum.

Your partner will be like, “OooOooh, so chic!” when you gift them these pressed flower glasses for your floral anniversary. I suggest purchasing two—one featuring each of your birth month flowers!

Get this—this coffee maker is voice-controlled, so you can ask your Alexa to time the morning brew to your wake-up alarm. GENIUS.

If you came here hoping for a last-minute gift, good news: This dried fruit gift basket can be delivered tomorrow with Prime. You'll get a gorgeous assortment of fruit (bc, you know, the fourth anniversary theme), and the tray it comes on can be reused as a pretty fruit basket or cutting board. All for less than $40!

If nothing but ~the classics~ will do for your plant lover, get them these preserved roses. They last a whole year and look just as gorgeous as the day you got them.

In the pantheon of nice-looking, relatively inexpensive jewelry brands, Emma Pills is a solid choice. Their designs look like the ring top of your soda can bottle, and this option is also on the "blue" theme as well as being cutting-edge trendy.

These dried pretties are a luxe and long-lasting alternative to fresh flower deliveries, but special secret bonus: This bouquet has touches of green and midnight blue alongside the purple and burgundy flowers. It’s totally thematic!

None of your house guests will believe it when they find out these asymmetrical petal bowls were only $29.99. They’re perfect as fruit and snack bowls or serving dishes.