How to make
Father’s Day
all about him!
Dad gets to be king of his castle at
least one day during the year.
Come mid-June, children near and
far scramble for ideas to treat their
fathers to a special day and award him
with gifts for being a role model, provider, and confidante.
Father’s Day should be centred
around his interests. Here are some
ideas to honour Dad on his special day:
Sports Sunday: Whether he enjoys
golf, tennis, baseball, soccer, or another sport, chances are there is a TV
broadcast on that you can watch
together or even play together.
Beach bound: A relaxing day at the
beach may be the perfect way to spend
Father’s Day. Dad can enjoy the entire
family while sitting back in his beach
chair and watching the waves roll in.
Pack a picnic lunch with his favourite
foods and cold beer, and Dad may just
say this was his best celebration yet.
R&R: Dad’s idea of the perfect
Father’s Day may be an afternoon free
of obligations and deadlines. A relaxing day in the yard swimming laps in
the pool or hitting a few grounders to
your waiting baseball mitt may be all
the excitement he needs.
Plan a
Father’s Day
celebration
with your
dad in mind.
Cater to
his favourite
activities
and opt for
entertainment
that he
will enjoy.
Impromptu party: Some fathers like
to be the centre of attention and a
surprise party thrown in his honour,
complete with friends and family, can
be an entertaining way to spend the
day.
If you are worried about interrupting others’ Father’s Day plans, host
the gathering on the Saturday before
Father’s Day and let the Dads be the
life of the party.
Finger foods, barbeque, a limited
list of cocktails and other beverages
and some background music are all
that you need to host a festive function.
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