This
year Father’s Day is extra special because it will be the first
time since March that families will be able to gather. The
coronavirus pandemic made it difficult for families to be close and
to enjoy each other’s company but now that the country is starting
to open up it means that as long as we safe distance and wear a face mask
we can get together and celebrate with our family on Father’s Day.
Here
are some CDC recommended face masks for your Dad
by Susang6
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by elenaind
Plan
to invite your family to a Father’s Day BBQ. Send out the invitation so
all will know when what time and if they should bring a side dish.
Here are a few invitations created just for Father’s Day.
by Spice
by IYHTVDesigns
Create
a festive tablescape for your dad
with paper
plates, napkins,
tumbler glasses and mugs and steins.
If you Dad likes to play golf then set the table with plates that
have a golf
design on them, if your dad likes to play another sport then buy
a plate with the coordinating sport.
Your
Father’s
Day table setting should feature a pattern and color scheme that
will appeal to your dad. (Remember to set the table so that your
guest are 6 feet away from each other). The best way to do this is to
skip a place setting.
by Susang6
by logotees
by JackFact
Shop
for gifts
for your dad online at Zazzle.com.
Buy him T-Shirts, coffee mugs, steins, mancave pillows, posters, wallets,
jigsaw puzzles, and more.
Wrap your gift in a paper that has a masculine print. Here are a few patterns that you may like
Wrap your gift in a paper that has a masculine print. Here are a few patterns that you may like
by pinkladybugs
Add
your family photos to this collage gift bag.
by mensgifts
For
Dad’s that like to cook wrap their gifts in this “food on forks”
paper.
by Susang6
Here’s
gift wrap with a fishing pattern
