The Best Gifts for a Dad

The Best Gifts for a Dad
By Harry Hewson, eHow Contributor updated February 26, 2011

Consider your budget when selecting a present for your dad.
Buying the right gift could make your -- and your dad's -- Father's Day (June 19th, 2011. Consider your dad's hobbies and interests when selecting a present. There are many presents that he is sure to appreciate, ranging from cheap and cheerful gifts to more exclusive and expensive presents.

Reasonably Priced Gifts
There are many gifts you can buy your dad with a limited budget. Buy drinking mugs and plates that celebrate a dad's role. Buy a frame and place a photo of your family in it. Ensure your dad is central within the photograph. Another gift you can buy with a reduced budget is a piece of his favorite food, for example a nice cheese or Exclusive Nuts
or gourmet food. You can also purchase a nice clothing accessory for your dad at a reasonable price. For example, cuff links, a new Art tie
or a funny pair of socks. A leather wallet would also go down as a reasonably priced gift for your dad.

Spending a Little More
Your dad will always appreciate a bottle of his favorite alcohol, for example a nice whiskey or a fine wine. Other gifts your dad would enjoy include a nice set of barbecue cooking utensils or grilling tools. Or your dad would much enjoy an expensive set of kitchen knives. Within this price range you can also afford to perhaps buy a tour for your dad around New York in style by private limousine.

With a Larger Budget
Some more expensive gifts you can buy for your dad are a set of golf clubs - Wilson about $180 or Callaway about $600, fishing equipment or relative sporting equipment. You could also buy your dad two tickets to either a music concert like Briney, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift or sporting event that he likes e.g. NBA Basketball,MLB Baseball etc., therefore he can take the guest he wishes. Another gift you can buy for your dad is a lawn mower price range between $ 30-400 or another example of garden landscaping equipment. You can also purchase your father a nice piece of art or some new champagne or wine glasses. If you have an even larger budget, your father may enjoy a golfing weekend arranged for him as a present or perhaps a specialist gadget that he desires, such as an HD television.

Humorous and Personalized Gifts
Fathers are known to accept humorous gifts just as warmly as outrageously expensive gifts. For example, a bottle opener
that makes a funny noise like "Mmmm Donuts Make Me Thirsty" when in use. You could also buy a mini pool Table
for your dad to enjoy playing with the family.


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