I rely on my wall calendars, internet reminders and local knowledge MD. One certainly can't listen to CBC radio all day without knowing all about Canadian celebrations ... and living so close to the border, we can hear the fireworks going off on Vancouver Island. :D
Kyle, traditionally first anniversaries are celebrated with paper gifts. Personally I'm not traditional, chocolates suit me fine, but here are some ideas:
http://www.hitched.co.uk/chat/blogs/planwithfran/page/20130417/20-paper-gift-ideas-for-your-1st-wedding-anniversary.aspx
This is the sort of place used to work at.
In America, but I could'nt stay in USA so I never got to stay at the place. It was called ROBLOX.com in San Mateo. But I liked staying in England because its not as hot here so now I work at PCWorld, which is similar.
See what you started Dona, hahahaha
Ok, now, guys lets not even think about forgetting for a moment, did that once, for couple hours in my last marrage, never heard the end of it for years, NOT kidding