25 thoughtful 5-year wedding anniversary gifts they'll cherish for the long haul

It’s not an ice cream maker in the traditional sense, but it makes ice cream that rivals anything Ben & Jerry ever put into a pint.

Want to impress your friends? Serve 'em pro-level homemade pies at your next outdoor hang. This tabletop cooker is, admittedly, an investment — even on sale — but it scored the top place in our roundup of the best pizza ovens. Plus, this is the lowest price I've ever seen it marked down to.

Home & Garden Writer Kristin Granero, who ranked the pizza ovens, calls it "a futuristic-looking pizza oven pod," adding, "We tested the Roccbox and can attest to its convenience (it came fully assembled, was quick to start and fired up in about 15 minutes) and versatility (for a smaller oven, it still has enough room to cook a 12-inch pizza, as well as other food items, though we’d advise using a pan for messier sauces and meats). The retractable legs are convenient and safe for propping the oven on a table or taking it on the go."

Amazon Kindle is the cream of the crop in the e-reader department, but if you were to ask our tech editor Rick Broida (I did, by the way), the 11th-generation Paperwhite is actually the best there is. It has a larger screen than the baseline Kindle, a "warmth slider" for nighttime reading and up to 10 weeks of battery life — need I say more?

There's no better present than a good night's sleep and a relaxing wake-up call. The nightstand must-have is a clock, sound machine and smart light that supports natural circadian rhythms and will wake him up with a gentle sunrise-inspired light. If you're lucky, he may even be chipper enough to speak before his morning coffee.

Couples-focused games are great in theory, but plenty of them are boring or overly lovey-dovey. Not this one. It's packed with 150 cards (sample question: "Who could go longer without using their cell phone?") that'll be fun no matter what anniversary you're celebrating. Play it one on one or with other couples.

After five years, chances are one (or both) of you have started misplacing your rings on the regular. This sweet wooden dish blends tradition and practicality. Use it to keep track of jewelry or other keepsakes. Order it without the engraving for a more simplistic look. 

Twist open this heart-shaped acacia serving board and you'll have plenty of room to enjoy your favorite snacks — whether that means fancy cheeses or Cheetos — when date night rolls around. When you're done, simply collapse it to store.

Want to make your spouse a little misty-eyed? Get crafty and fill this cherry wood album with special photos, collages and sweet words for your partner. 

These bourbon glasses keep drinks cold without any annoying condensation — and they're like drinking straight from the barrel. They're right on theme with this wood-focused anniversary (just remember to hand-wash them).

A wooden picture frame is traditional and thoughtful, especially if you take Cullman's lead and add a picture of you and your partner before gifting it. There are 10 sizes to choose from — if you're feeling ambitious, pick up a handful to create a stylish gallery wall.

Tired of the same dinner-and-a-movie routine? This wooden box is full of 52 chips (one for each week of the year) that suggest a date idea — they range from a trip to a pottery studio to giving an escape room a shot.

When in doubt, a bouquet of high-quality red roses always wows. If she's not a roses gal, Flowerbx has plenty of arrangements, from colorful snapdragons to sleek, striking calla lilies.

Who doesn't love a little sparkle? This dainty Swarovski bracelet, which combines crystals and a rhodium-plated chain, is versatile enough for everything from day-to-day life to special occasions. 

Does your wife love foot massages? (That's a trick question.) Give the gift of unlimited foot rubs with this shiatsu foot massager. It has three massage modes and a heat setting that'll feel particularly great when it's cold out.

A film camera is a fun way to capture new memories without getting distracted by your phone. Plus, it prints out your photos right away, so she can frame them or put them on display without waiting.

Toast your anniversary with this wine bottle chiller and insulated, stemless wine glasses. It'll keep your vino nice and cool whether you're home, camping, on the beach or having a picnic in the backyard.

Custom hoodies embroidered with your wedding date are a sweet (and cozy) way to mark a special anniversary. These sweatshirts are available in more than 25 colors — choose your favorite or snag a hoodie in your wedding color scheme.

This personalized map mountain is a fun way to display the places that mean the most to you both — hometowns, a honeymoon destination, even places that are still on your bucket list. Customize it with anywhere from six to 17 locations, starting at $72 for the unframed option.

This gift basket has all the makings for a delicious date night, especially if you indulge while watching your favorite flick. It includes savory items, like crackers, cheese and summer sausage, as well as sweet treats, like chocolate truffles and tea cookies. For a limited time, save 20% with code 20YAHOO. 

This customizable art illustrates the night sky as it was on your chosen date — perhaps your wedding night or first date. Get it framed, printed on canvas or block-mounted.