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Father’s Day Photo Ideas

Updated on 3rd May 2016 by Kate Williams | 6 Comments

Before we go any further, if you are my husband STOP READING NOW. And if by any chance you know my husband you must solemnly swear you won’t tell him about this post. Are we done? Ok cool! I am honestly so excited to share this post with you. My husband is the worst person in the whole world for buying gifts for, he’s totally non-materialistic which is cool, but err…. a mare to buy for. So, given a bit of a prod from Truprint I thought I’d come up with something a bit more personal and make a special Father’s Day photo for him from the kids. I waited until we had a (slightly more photogenic than my home) day out at Mersea Island with the kids and with the stealth skills of a ninja with an iPhone, sent him off to get chips while I got the kids to pose.

Fathers Day Photo Ideas

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What you need:

The only prep I did for this was to cut out some letters to spell We Love Dad. You will also need a large photo frame to put your finished pictures in.

How I did it:

So, you may have noticed that there’s an awful lot more pictures of my son in this than there is of my daughter. There’s no favouritism here, what actually happened was that she really liked the letters and she’s one so she wanted to play with them and tear them up. Less than awesome. My son could be trusted to hold them and by some miracle didn’t pull a daft face in every single picture. I got as many pictures with my daughter as possible but if you do try this with your kids you might want to make extra letters up just in case they get over excited and tear some. Also, as always, I’m advising that you prep in advance, your kids will not want to watch you cut out letters and frankly it’s going to dig into your stealth ninja photography time.

All my photos were printed out at Truprint before being popped into a frame. If you’d like to make something cute for Father’s Day they currently have a £10 discount on order £20-£49.99 and £30 discount on orders £50 or more when you use the code LOVEMYDAD, do check their site for the full terms and conditions though! I made my husband a mug on there a few years ago with pictures of the boy which was also a massive favourite!

More Father’s Day Photo Ideas:

Need more inspiration? I love this from I Can Teach My Child about using dad’s clothes!

A photo of your kids with their dad would look cute in this nuts and bolts frame from One Time Though.

The Life of Spicers use photos to make a sweet ‘I love you because…’ book.

fathers day photo shoot ideas

Disclosure: I received a voucher to use the Truprint site.

Filed Under: Crafts for grown ups, Family Things, Parenting Tagged With: fathers day

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  1. Joanne

    7th June 2015 at 5:52 pm

    What a cute idea!! Bet your hubby will love it! I might do something similar for Xmas cards this year!

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  2. Lemon Fancy

    23rd June 2015 at 10:23 pm

    That is awesome Kate! What a great idea! xxx

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    • Kate Williams

      25th June 2015 at 5:57 am

      Thank you! 😀

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  3. Lemon Fancy

    26th June 2015 at 2:06 am

    Evan did his first guest post on my blog last week for Fathers day, I am very proud of what he wrote and made! Lovely when they get involved!

    Love this idea though – shall incorporate it somehow in a gift 😉 xx

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  4. Jessica

    2nd June 2020 at 11:39 pm

    PRECIOUS IDEA!! What size photos/frame did you use?

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    • Kate Williams

      5th June 2020 at 2:01 pm

      Thanks! I think for the collage I printed the final photo twice as large as a normal photo. If you want to print all the images separately you can but it makes it pretty big 🙂

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