Preposition: of

• occasion: An original gift given as a memento of a special occasion.

• evening: Corporate Gifts - An exclusive range of gifts will provide your guests with a lasting memento of the evening.

• day: A fantastic memento of a great day which I am sure all the players will treasure.

• event: The idea is to build a memento of the event which is a democratic view rather than a directed documentary.

Converse of object

• receive: The winning team will receive a memento of the challenge paid for by the losing team.

• want: And if you want a memento of your trip, there's also some great merchandise and postcards available in the shop.

• keep: Some people just want to keep a memento of a special moment.

Adjective modifier

• lasting: Corporate Gifts - An exclusive range of gifts will provide your guests with a lasting memento of the evening.

• permanent: A permanent memento will be awarded at a suitable occasion, in consultation with the nominees.

• wonderful: We will be joined by some very special guests and everybody will receive a wonderful memento of the evening to take away with them.

• unique: Each caricature takes only five minutes and they include bodies, hobbies and jokes making them an even more unique memento.

• perfect: The end result is a perfect 3D memento of an expecting mom's beautiful form.

Modifies a noun

• mori: The skeleton painting is a ` memento mori ` , a familiar motif during the late Middle Ages.

Noun used with modifier

• honeymoon: Honeymoon memento: The daily aerobics classes will be a scream.

• race: FREE race memento These will be given out to all finishers near the finish line.