How to Celebrate Father's Day in Poland

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

Rate: (3 Ratings)

This Father's day take a break from your busy schedule and take sometime out for your dear dad. Father's day is a day to celebrate the presence of our fathers and father-figures in our lives. In Poland it is celebrated on 23rd June. So reserve this day only for your father and if you are wondering how to make the day perfect for him, follow the simple steps given below to celebrate father's day in Poland:

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

  • Ingredients and recipes to cook meal for your dad
  • Gift
  • Greeting card

Step1
Prepare for the day in advance. Think about his hobbies. Is he nuts about sports? Or does he like to enjoy his home entertainment system? Plan the day keeping the above questions in mind.
Step2
Give him a gift that would match his hobbies. For instance, give him a set of Golf clubs if he loves playing golf. You can search and order a gift online. For more information see Resources below.
Step3
Decide if you want to spend the holiday with the whole family or just the two of you. Plan your day accordingly.
Step4
Give your dad the ultimate gift, your time. Do some of his favorite things together – hiking, fishing, watching a sports game on TV, going for movies and so on.
Step5
If your dad wishes to enjoy the holiday at home, help him if he needs to wash the car or anything that your dad wants to indulge in that day. This will be a great way to spend some leisure hours with your dad.
Step6
Arrange for a party in the evening and decide the menu keeping in mind the favorite dishes of your dad.
Step7
Prepare some of the classic Polish recipes such as Bigos (sauerkraut with chunks of meat and sausage), Pierogi (stuffed dumplings), Golabki (stuffed cabbage rolls), makowiec (home-made poppy seed cake) or kugel (sweet noodle pudding).
Step8
Plan a meal out in a swanky restaurant of your dad's choice. It could be for brunch, lunch or dinner. Let him feel really special.
Step9
Give a greeting card to your dad with a nice message written in it thanking him for being such a wonderful dad.

Tips & Warnings

  • Father's day does not necessarily mean it is a celebration exclusively for fathers. Stepfather, grandfather, brother, uncle or any one who has been a father figure to you can be honored on this special day.
  • Observe his favorite pastimes before deciding on a gift.
  • If possible, prepare a hand-made card for him. A little extra effort will make your dad happy.

Post a Comment

POST A COMMENT

Request a New How-To Article

Looking for more How To information? Chances are there’s an eHow member who knows how to do what you’re looking to do. Submit an article request now!

eHow Article:  How to Celebrate Father's Day in Poland

eHow Culture & Society Editor

Related Ads