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Ways to Make Fathers Day Extra Special

Posted on June 5, 2018March 1, 2024

This Father’s Day, why not treat him to an extra-special day? While finding the right gift is important, you don’t need to stop there. Show him just how much he means to you and make it a full day of surprises.

It doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Whatever your budget, there’s always a way to make the day extra special. To give you a little inspiration, below you’ll discover some of the best ways to make the day extra special this year.

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Investing in the perfect gift

To start your extra special Father’s Day, you’re going to need the perfect gift. Now, to find the best gift, it’s a good idea to think about what he really enjoys. Does he love all things tech related? If so, you could buy him a cool gadget he’s sure to appreciate. Or maybe he’s got a sweet tooth? If so, treat him to a nice selection of luxury Father’s Day gift chocolates from Thorntons.

Presenting him with the perfect gift will set him up for the perfect Father’s Day, but of course he will also be just as happy with a personalised card.

Go out for lunch or dinner

Enjoying time together as a family is a great way to make the day extra special. Treating him to a nice meal out is sure to bring a smile to his face. Let him choose the venue, or if you know he has a favourite restaurant, be sure to book it in advance and surprise him.

Remember, restaurants can get fully booked pretty quickly in the lead up to a special occasion. So, if you are hoping to treat him to a nice slap-up meal, be sure to book it as far in advance as possible to avoid disappointment. As it’s a special day restaurants will have special menus and will be busy, why not go out the day before or even finish work early and have a lunch on Friday if you can – I go out to lunch with my Dad EVERY Friday, it’s a great way of us catching up and as I work from home gets me out of the house too.

Let him choose what he wants to do

This is his day, so if you truly want to make it extra special, let him choose what he wants to do. You could even invest in a gift experience day that you can all take part in. Some companies offer vouchers which can be exchanged for hundreds of different experiences. So, why not give him the voucher and let him decide what he’d like to do?

The above is some of the best ways to make this Father’s Day extra special. You don’t need to spend a fortune, he’ll be over the moon that you’ve made an extra effort, regardless of how much you spend.

 

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Hi, I'm Clare (Emmy's Mummy). A former Nanny and Mother of 2 - Emmy (born February 2010) and Harry (born October 2012). We are Essex based and share our adventures and misadventures of a busy crazy life.

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