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The Ultimate Guide to Father’s Day Floral Gifts: Unique Blooms and Plants for Dad

Maher's Florist Father's Day is a special occasion to celebrate the incredible dads in our lives. While traditional gifts like ties, tools, and gadgets are always appreciated, why not surprise your dad with something unique this year? Floral gifts, often overlooked for Father's Day, can be a refreshing and thoughtful way to show your love and appreciation. In this guide, we will explore the best Father's Day Floral Gifts that will make your dad feel truly special. SPECIAL DISCOUNT OFFERS - USE ON MAIN WEBSITE Why Choose Floral Gifts for Father's Day? Flowers and plants are not just for Mother's Day or Valentine's Day. They can make fantastic gifts for dads too, offering numerous benefits: Aesthetic Appeal: Beautiful blooms and lush plants can brighten up any space, adding a touch of nature and beauty. Emotional Impact: Flowers are known to uplift moods and bring joy. A well-chosen floral arrangement can convey your love and appreciation in a heartfelt way. Longevity: Certain plants and flowers can last a long time with [...]

This Father’s Day June 19th, Shop with Maher’s Florist for Father’s Day Floral Gifts

Maher's Florist Father's Day is on June 19th. Be ready with Father's Day Floral Gifts from Maher's Florist. We offer many varieties of flowers and other floral gifts that are popular for Father's Day. Flowers are a wonderful and thoughtful gift for dad. Father's Day History In 1915, a member of the Lions Club introduced the concept of Father's Day to occur on the third Sunday in June. The Lions Club International elected to give him the official designation as the "Originator of Father's Day" and he continued the quest to promote Father's Day as an official holiday. After receiving numerous requests for a special day to honor fathers, in 1916, President Wilson proclaimed a day should be recognized as a federal holiday. This was during a speech he gave in Spokane at a Father's Day celebration. However, when the concept reached Congress, it was denied. The majority of the members in Congress were concerned that it would become too commercialized, and the true meaning would be all about companies profiting. President Coolidge suggested a recognition for Father's Day in 1924. [...]