β A gift list for every occasion
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Father's Day: better than a tie
In the US and the UK, Father's Day is the third Sunday of June. Dads often say "I don't need anything"β¦ while keeping a very precise wish list in their head. A shared wishlist brings it out.
Why make a list?
- βHe finally gets the right model, not a near miss.
- βThe whole family coordinates with no duplicates.
- βIdeas nobody picked come in handy for his birthday.
How it works
- 1
Create your list
Sign up for free and pick your @username: it's the address of your page.
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Add what you'd like
Paste a product link and the name, picture and price appear on their own. An idea without a link works too.
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Share your link
Send it by WhatsApp, text or email. Your loved ones reserve a gift, and you can't see who took what.
Ideas for your list
- π A tool or DIY gadget
- π Barbecue gear
- π A subscription for his sport or a magazine
- π A wine, beer or whisky tasting
- π A book or biography
- π A watch or wallet
- π A day out: a game, a track day, a flight experience
Frequently asked questions
When is Father's Day?
In the US, Canada and the UK, the third Sunday of June. Australia celebrates it on the first Sunday of September.
My dad says he wants nothing. Now what?
Build a list with him, noting what he mentions throughout the year. Listening is usually enough.
Can I add experiences to the list?
Yes, with or without a link: "a hot air balloon ride" is a perfectly good idea.