Father’s Day may just have been over for now, but gift ideas can still be kept for future references. So which are the best gifts for him? Popular suggestions had covered mugs, T-Shirts and electronic gizmos while lifestyle magazines had suggested branded watches, sports equipment or a hearty meal at an uptown café. However, for those who wish for a more special occasion, here are some more meaningful ideas:

Plant a Tree in his Honor

The nature-lovers would certainly find it the best, as not only will you save a tree but it also provides a live-long memory for both father and child.

Hot Air Balloon Trip

Almost everyone has been on a flight, but only some had experience flight in a hot-air balloon. While the ticket pricing might be a bit expensive, the experience is unique in its own.

DIY Kit for his favorite past time

Ever heard of the home-brewing beer kit?  Or the DIY electronic kit? If dad is into the DIY hobby, a DIY project kit (any project, depending on his interest) would be an affordable option as well.

Home-cooked breakfast

For the wives and daughters, or the son who has the knack for the wok or frying pan, a home-cooked deluxe breakfast with added love is the most precious gift, minus the expensive price tag.

Personal Assistant for the Day

Shine his car, polish his shoes, help him collect his daily newspaper, take up the chores that he’d usually need to do; and Dad gets to relax for the day. Cool?

All said, an expensive gift or luxurious indulgence is not the only way to make Dad happy during Father’s Day. It is the devotion from his children, and the love from his wife that counts the most.