Father's Day is celebrated on the third Sunday of June every year. Compared with normal days, people will compete more to have a good holiday for their fathers on this day to show their respect and love to their fathers. Do you know the origin of Father's Day?
International Father's Day origin of the world's first Father's Day, 1910 was born in the U.S. In 1909, Washington, a Mrs. Bruce Dodd, in the celebration of Mother's Day suddenly had a thought: since there is a Mother's Day, why can not have a Father's Day it? Mrs. Dodd and her 5 younger brothers lost their mother at an early age and they were raised by their loving father. Many years passed, and the 6 siblings always recalled their father's hard work in raising their family on the anniversary of his birth.
With the support of Dr. Rasmus, she wrote an earnest letter to the state government calling for the establishment of a Father's Day and suggesting that it be celebrated on June 5, her father's birthday. The state government adopted her suggestion and hastily set Father's Day on the 19th, the 3rd Sunday in June, 1909, as the date. The following year, Mrs. Dodd's city of Spokane officially celebrated the holiday when the mayor proclaimed Father's Day as a statewide observance.
Later, other states also celebrated Father's Day. In order to standardize Father's Day, there was a strong call for Congress to recognize the holiday, and in 1972, President Nixon officially signed the Congressional Resolution establishing Father's Day. This holiday was finally established in the form of law, and has been used to this day.
Father's Day Customs On Father's Day, people choose specific flowers to honor their fathers. Mrs. Dodd suggested wearing red roses to honor living fathers and white roses to pay tribute to deceased fathers. Later in Vancouver, people chose to wear white lilacs, and Pennsylvanians honored their fathers with dandelions. Red or white roses are recognized as the holiday flower for Father's Day.
Father's Day has been established as a holiday throughout the United States for a little longer than Mother's Day has elapsed. Because the idea of establishing Father's Day was so popular, businessmen and manufacturers began to see business opportunities. They not only encouraged those who were sons and daughters to send cards to their fathers, but also encouraged them to buy ties, socks, and other small gifts for their fathers to show their respect for them.
In addition, on Father's Day breakfast is made by the children, parents do not have to get up early in the morning, they can go back to sleep, the children make breakfast and bring it to their parents in front of the bed.