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An Interview With an Etiquette Consultant About Father's Day

Father’s Day Etiquette Poor neglected Dad.  Is he not as important as Mom?  By all the ads for Grad and Dad, it appears not.  As we approach Father’s Day, a local network contacted me – because I’m an etiquette consultant -- with a few questions about how dads should be treated on their very special day.  What follows is the result of that interview.  Question    Even though June is considered the season of graduation, how do we juggle dad’s day and the grad?  Aren’t they both important?  What to do?  Answer   Separate the two: grad and dad.  Celebrate on two different days.  Do not use the same gift for dad as you did for mom.  But use the same sentiment.    Remember that your father is a person who has particular likes and dislikes just as we all do.  Give something you know he will enjoy based on what you know about him.  If h...