Illustrative example. The dates and amounts below are provided for practice.
A wedding anniversary and a work anniversary can share a date while requiring different preparation. In this example, a wedding began June 18, 2016 and a job began June 18, 2020.
Save two distinct meanings
Create “Wedding anniversary” under Wedding Anniversary and “Work anniversary” under Work Anniversary. Enter each original date, choose Every year, and save both. Use a celebration note for one and a message-to-colleagues note for the other.
In the June 2027 calendar, both appear on June 18. On June 17, 2027, both are one elapsed day away, yet their completed years differ. The wedding has ten completed years and the work record has six. Each count increases the next day.
Inspect both records
Search for “anniversary” with All categories selected. Two results are expected. Filter to Wedding Anniversary to isolate the wedding without deleting the work record. The chronological sort orders dates, and titles can determine the order when dates tie. It does not assign emotional priority.
Use Edit on the relevant card when a note changes. Combining both occasions into one record would lose their separate starting years.