Father’s Day Gift Ideas

Jun 2

It feels like it was just Mother’s Day, and now suddenly we’re already talking about Father’s Day! Just like Mother’s Day, unfortunately it seems like Father’s Day will be yet another holiday that we’ll be celebrating while in a pandemic, where we may be unable to see family in person, or if you’re so lucky to be able to see family, it may be socially distanced. Thankfully, dropping off or mailing a gift to your loved ones is still safe, so I compiled some of my favourite Father’s Day gift ideas for all of you to reference if you’re looking for some ideas.

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For the Gamer

If the dad that you’re shopping for this Father’s Day is a total gamer at heart, and their ideal down-time includes sipping on a beer while playing video games with friends (virtually or in person when there’s no COVID!), then look no further than here for the perfect gift.

Desk covered with decor and a large desktop computer.

For the Outdoors-Lover

Gardening, grilling, hiking, generally just being outdoors — if it makes your dad happy, why not get him a gift that will make those outdoor activities easier, more efficient or even more fun!? Or maybe he has a product for one of those activities that’s in serious need of an upgrade & you just know he’d be thrilled to get a brand new, updated tool to help make things go smoother!?

Large watering can sitting on a wooden planter box.

For the Coffee Connoisseur

Does your dad just need a cup of coffee in the morning? … And throughout the day? Well, firstly, same here! I’m in desperate need of a coffee as I write this, actually… but if your dad just loves coffee, you really cannot go wrong with something to feed into that addiction (there’s worse things to be addicted to, right?) like a brand new mug, a new pour over, or maybe even a bag of some of the best coffee you can find!

Woman sitting on a bed holding a mug of coffee.

Well there you have it! Some ideas to get the ball rolling on Father’s Day gift ideas this year. Hopefully this will be the last year that we have to celebrate socially distanced. You know how the saying goes, absence makes the heart grow fonder!