Dad Has Everything? Get Him This for Father’s Day!

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Let’s be honest — shopping for Dad can be tough, especially when it feels like he already owns every gadget, grill tool, and golf accessory. So what do you get the guy who insists he doesn’t want anything? Something he didn’t know he needed.

Here are 5 meaningful gift ideas for the dad who’s “got it all”.

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Make Something Meaningful (and Memorable)

You can never go wrong with a heartfelt, homemade gift… well, usually. Grab the kids, the glitter glue, and some imagination — it’s time to create something special just for Dad. Whether it’s a handmade card or a custom creation, you can find some great ideas on Pinterest!

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A “Day Off” Itinerary — Custom Made Just for Him

• A massage or spa visit
• A solo round of golf
• A brewery tour or lunch at his favorite spot
  Type it up like a real itinerary and hand it over with a note that says, “You’re officially off duty.” Bonus points if you take over all the chores and kid duties for the day — now that’s love.

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An Engraved Keepsake That Feels Personal

If Dad’s into gadgets or the grill, give him something that lasts:

• A high-quality multitool or pocket knife
• Personalized golf balls
• A custom grill branding iron with his initials
  It’s classic, rugged, and functional — and he’ll think of you every time he uses it. You can snag these on Amazon, Etsy, or even Shein for a budget-friendly win.

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Plan a Private Lesson or Epic Experience Day

Gifts come and go, but experiences turn into memories. Give him a chance to try something new or dive deeper into what he already loves:

• Whiskey blending session
• Classic car driving experience
• Axe throwing or an escape room challenge
• A virtual cooking class with a top-tier chef
  Whether you join in or just make it happen behind the scenes, this one says, “I know you, Dad.”

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Build a “Dad’s Snack Stash” Crate

Because some dads snack like it’s a sport — and they deserve their own stash. Grab a crate or a box and load it up with:

• His favorite chips, jerky, and sweets
• Local craft sodas or beers
• A funny “HANDS OFF – DAD ONLY” sign
  It’s the little things that make this one unforgettable — and munchable.

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Order a Custom Dad Joke & Meme Book Online:

1. Etsy:

• Search for “Custom meme book” or “Funny dad gift book.”
• Many sellers will let you send in your memes, jokes, and captions, and they’ll handle the printing and binding for you. It’s a great option if you want a professionally crafted book without the hassle!

2. Shutterfly / Mixbook / Vistaprint:

• These photo book services can be repurposed for your meme book!
• Upload your memes and jokes as photos.
• Add fun text captions to make it more personal (and hilarious).
• Choose a hardcover or softcover option depending on your style and budget.

Tips for Making It Personal & Hilarious:

• Use family photos that can be turned into memes — the goofier, the better.
• Insert inside jokes only your family would understand.
• Add fake “reviews” for extra laughs, like:
  “10/10, would recommend to fellow dads.” — A Guy at the Grill.

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