9 Father’s Day Gift Ideas Dad Will Love
Father's Day is coming. Shopping for the dad in your life is often a fun, albeit stressful, experience. After all, what do you get for a guy who already owns every piece of Star Wars memorabilia, or has more grilling tools than he knows how to use?
Top tips from our team include:
Make dad's next home improvement project a breeze:
Deep down, we know that most dads are soft-hearted. Make your Father's Day special by:
For the sports-mad dad…
Top tips from our team include:
- Tickets to a Game for One of His Favorite Teams - even if the game doesn't go the way he wanted, it will be a memory to cherish!
- A Jersey that supports his chosen team, even if it's not your chosen team. Sports fans of all kinds know that a divided house can be fun at times.
- A Digital Photo Frame that spins all of his favorite gaming memories, from epic wins to crushing defeats.
For the handy DIY dad…
Make dad's next home improvement project a breeze:
- Electric Washing Machine. Depending on the father, this can be used for good or evil...
- A Gift Certificate to his favorite home improvement store: Home Depot, Lowes, Ace Hardware, or even a local store.
- Some Accessories for the Man Cave he is about to build. Whether it's a TV, a bar cart, or a vintage recliner, it all comes down to you and your dad's taste.
For the sentimental dad...
Deep down, we know that most dads are soft-hearted. Make your Father's Day special by:
- A Handmade Gift. A paperweight sitting on your desk in the office (or home!), a family calendar with comedic poses over the years, a coffee mug painted in your hometown pottery studio...the possibilities are endless!
- The Basket Was Filled With His Favorite Things. Popcorn, candy and a movie theater gift card for my movie-loving dad. Picnic basket filled with a variety of barbecue sauces, assorted cheeses, and heavy-duty grilling gear for the backyard warrior dad.
- Time Well Spent. This is the most popular response from dads and kids alike. As cliché as it is, most dads just want to spend quality time with their kids! Go fishing, visit a local museum, or take the initiative to cook while Dad puts his hardworking feet up!
