Quick observation— why do the printed graphics on greeting cards take so much space while the writing area is so small? If you're a greeting card company, we'd love a little more real estate to personalize our messages. 🙏
We know it isn't easy to write a personal note, but we've compiled a short guide for writing the perfect Father's Day card message:
⏩ Most dads want things quick and to the point, so the small amount of space you're given could work in your favor. When writing, keep that in mind.
🤣 Humor really reaches a dad's heart. Make a solid dad joke and they'll bring up your card for years. See our Dad-a-Base email for some thought starters.
🗨️ You know who you're writing to, so write like you talk to them IRL.
🏅 Dads love to know that they meant something to you. Somewhere in your message should include a "Thank you for everything you do" or "You taught me everything I know." That kind of language is always a home run.
🤝 Personalize the message with his nickname, call back to a short memory or inside joke, and shout out a shared hobby. It's a nice way to sign off the card.
And if you really want this Father's Day to stick with your dad — include a knife, some tools, a titanium pen, or other EDC gifts with the card. He'll talk about it for decades.
Find our Father's Day Gift Guide by tapping the button below!
Father's Day is June 21st
The Flytanium Team
