Father's Day, which falls on June the 21st every year, can often prove a minefield of difficult decisions when shopping for the man who has everything or the man who doesn't know what he wants! Thinking outside the box from the traditional routine of socks and whiskey might at first seem a challenge but with a little thought and planning you can come up with a gift that's both memorable and entertaining.
In recent years the personalised gifts industry has rocketed with everything from t-shirts to mugs ready to be individually designed for that special occasion.
More recently however, the food and drinks industry has cottoned on to the popularity of this trend with alcoholic drinks in particular proving an ideal celebratory gift that's personal as well.
Beer in particular is an almost fool proof option for dads with some companies even allowing consumers to design labels from scratch with your own image, font and text of choice.
If edible gifts aren't on the menu this Father's Day, why not opt for something that's just as personalise but with a sentimental touch as well? Making presents by hand is not only a great way to save money but also adds a thoughtful touch.
Photographs in particular are great for this with a bespoke, hand crafted album or photo frame a wonderful and unique keepsake.
Thinking about the sorts of things your father likes - be it football, television or gardening - could also provide inspiration for the theme of your handmade frame or album.
If you're looking to go the extra mile this Father's Day, why not plan a surprise city break or luxury golf weekend? Gifts such as these needn't cost the earth and can leave recipients with memories that will last a lifetime.
Shopping around early will allow you to get the best deal and leave you extra funds to indulge in some unforgettable gourmet dining or exciting day trips.
Just remember to take your camera so you can document the whole experience and use them as blackmail come Christmas time! Finally, if you're looking to save money or don't have adequate time to plan a bigger celebration, there's often nothing better than a home cooked meal.
Surprise your father with his favourite dinner followed by a social activity like going to the pub, going to a football watch or even going for a walk along the beach.
Father's Day can prove an invaluable time to catch up with not only your dad but both your parents and - with a little extra thought - will have him bowled over!