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Father’s Day is less than 2 weeks away. Have you bought a special gift to show your husband how much he means to you and your family? Whether you choose to make something or to buy a gift, we have a gift idea for you.
Here’s the 2015 MilitaryShoppers’ Father’s Day gift guide.
Here’s the 2015 MilitaryShoppers’ Father’s Day gift guide.
For the Sentimental Father: Photos
Consider hiring a photographer and having your children dress in daddy’s uniform or parts of it. If you’re on a budget, you could always take the photos yourself. You can photograph the kids in your own backyard or go somewhere that is memorable to your family. The location of the photo could be just as special as the photo itself.
Source: Britni Killeen Photography
Don’t have time for a photo shoot? Gather pictures you already have and present them in a fun way.
Order a personalized photo reel
Feeling crafty? I love this idea. Take photos from the states you have traveled to together or where you have lived and cut them in the shape of that state to fill in a map.
Source: Cut Craft Create
Homemade Gifts from the Kids
The best gifts are the ones from the heart. Let your children show how much they care for their father by letting their creativity run free. If you have a toddler, simply have them color in this downloadable daddy page and add photos of your little one.
Source: Smart Bottom Enterprises
You can capture the cuteness of your baby or toddler’s hand and footprints. Let Dad be part of the fun and make a memory together with this father and child handprint art.
Source: Imgfav
Ask your children what they love most about their dad and have them write it on a chalkboard or write it for them if they are too young to do it themselves. You can photograph them with it and frame it for him.
Source: Positively Splendid
For the Deployed Dad
Don’t forget to include some homemade cookies in your Father’s Day care package.
Send a care package full of family memories. Include letters from the children and yourself, photos of the family, snacks Dad loves and personal mementos. Add a touch of fun with punny Post-its as well.
Feeling a little silly? Send a giant hug his way. Who could resist such an adorable thing?
Send a hug to a deployed dad this Father’s Day.
It can be lonely curling up in bed at night without having your husband next to you. This is a very unique gift. Send your spouse a special pillow. When he falls asleep, wherever he is in the world, your pillow will glow and you can hear his heartbeat when you rest your head on the pillow. Finding comfort in knowing your spouse is safely in bed can help you rest easy.
Source: Sheknows.com
Military-themed Gifts
Service members collect and take pride in trading and receiving coins. Give them a beautiful way to display their military coins with a display case.
Source: United States Flag Store
Create a keepsake of your husband’s time in the military. Frame his picture, medals, awards and letters.
Source: Bradley’s Art And Frame
Have a little fun with some gifts as well. What military man wouldn’t love this? 50 caliber bottle opener, money clip and cufflinks are great gifts.
Source: Bullets 2 Bandages
Useful gifts are great, but skip the traditional tools. Try a Made In America smart key. It takes the bulk key mess your husband carries and turns it into a compact key holder. Now there will be more room in his pocket for family pictures.
Source: The Grommet
Is your husband a beer enthusiast? Order a man crate with personalized beer glasses and more.
Source: Man Crates
There are so many ways to say “you are a great father and I love you” to your husband. Whether you choose to make something or to buy a gift, he is sure to love it.
