You love Paris and all things French. And you've always reminisced about that last holiday in France in the hope of returning there one day. Why not bring France to your home instead? Celebrate your next wedding anniversary with a 'French' theme. Afterall, French is synonymous with the finer things in life and good taste!

Start your wedding anniversary celebration with a gift of French Champagne. There's plenty to choose from - a bottle of Bollinger, Veuve Clicquot, Moet & Chandon, Dom Perignon or Salon Cuvee Blanc De Blancs Champagne, chilled in an ice bucket, of course, popped open with the help of a Laguiole Corkscrew opener. A very French start.

Set the scene with ambient lighting. The Eiffel Tower Tealights, with the Eiffel Tower aglow, are perfect to create the mood - a nostalgic reminder of that great holiday or honeymoon once upon a time. The charming tealights come in a pack of two, you can place multiple tealights in strategic spots around the house.

Bring out dinner when you are ready. And if you need a little help, Manu Feildel, Australia's favourite French chef will inspire with vol au vents, quiche and crepes for entree, and the perfect steak with red-wine and little chocolate pots for dessert. It's all in his 'Manu Feildel French for Everyone Cookbook' with easy dishes, no tricky techniques nor long lists of ingredients in his recipes.

Don't forget to set the dinner table with your favourite Laguiole French Cutlery made by Andre Verdier, well known master makers of genuine French Laguiole cutlery. Complement your cutlery with the 'Secret Kisses Ceramic Stoneware Dinner Set', not made in France, but very romantic to complete the theme.

Last but not least, dessert...Chocolate Truffle Dessert with Grand Marnier, a sublime chocolate dessert flavoured with the grandest of French liqueurs, Grand Marnier. This seductive dessert is simply bursting with sheer enjoyment -  the ultimate pleasure for serious chocolate lovers.

Definitely an anniversary to treasure for many years to come....