Father (dad, daddy, papa, pop) are all beautiful words for one great person Fathers are so special!
And they should receive that special treatment too. There are many gift ideas but only one that will never fade with time.
A gift of that wonderful moment through photos.
So I decided to share a few ideas to make it memorable and worthwhile.
Infact a photo is the best gift, isn’t it! These Fathers day photography ideas are amazing.
There is also one I have which I’ll be sharing on Fathers Day, which looks so precious to me.
Fathers Day Photography
Let’s have a look at some super adorable and cute gift ideas for Dad.
Snap your kids with these cute reasons they love daddy for! And make a collage out of it.
You can make a free collage via picmonkey. It’s my favorite online photo editor.
Precious Fathers Day Photo Idea. I am definitely doing this!
Such an adorable keepsake.
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Kids will enjoy wearing dad’s clothes for this cute photo.
Fathers day photo with message
This one is great for people like me. The ones with one kid so far! : )
Have them pose with “Dad” letters and make a collage with it.
An interesting use of chalkboard paint frame.
I love the creativity involved in coming up with this idea.
An adorable way of saying I love you daddy.
Shadow cutouts using paper or cardboard. Make sure you mirror the letters (flip backwards) before tracing and cutting out.
Another cute collage for the world’s best dad.
Best Dad Photo via Flickr.
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I would love to know the dimensions you used for the photo of great grandpa holding a picture of grandpa holding a picture of dad holding a picture of his son. I would love to know the size of each picture. I tried doing this last year for our family Christmas card, and I just could not get the sizes right. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
Hi, I am sorry but I only found this wonderful idea on the internet and found it worth sharing. If I ever try it at home, I will let you know my experience. Thanks!
I think they’re all the same size, like 8×10 or 11×14. You just have to take the “smallest” picture first and put it in the frame. Then replace it with the next one, etc.