Sports Fans
With Euro 2012 underway and the Olympics just around the corner
there's loads of options for sporty dads, like the latest football
shirt or a chance to enjoy the games with friends and a BBQ. More active dads might relish an offical Euro 2012 ball for a garden kickabout.
Red Letter Days offer special gifts from the opportunity to brew your own beer or take a Poker Masterclass to taking part in a Medieval Joust and the chance to drive a Steam Engine!
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Memories
and Momentoes
Surprise your dad by getting his workmates,
school friends, teammates and buddies to help get together some old
photos and newspaper clippings to make a scrapbook or bring old camcorder footage back to life by putting it on a DVD. Be careful
though, it's all too easy for someone to slip in a few of your
embarassing baby photos!
The
Personal Touch
You can get some really fancy personalised gifts these days. notonthehighstreet.com have something to suit everyone like a silver plectrum for the old-school rockers or an apron for a foodie. Instead of a card, a personalised chocolate plaque from Thorntons will go down a treat.
A
Little Break
Trips away don't have to break the bank. A weekend in Paris or Rome for your parents can
cost as little as £130. Or better yet, you can get them an InterRailing pass, which allows unlimited train journeys for a week or more to 30 European countries.
Or send them off to visit friends/family in style by upgrading their
flight to first class or booking a local restaurant for them when they arrive.
Keep
It Simple
There's no need to go wild. Making your father's favourite meal, or
bringing him breakfast in bed could well make his day. Moonpig.com also offers a great range of small gifts and cards.
Then there is always old favourites like watching a favourite movie, taking a trip to the beach, or perhaps a quiet day fishing.
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