What is Father's day and when is it celebrated?

Father's Day is a day to celebrate father's and male figures in life, regardless of their family ties. It is celebrated in June, on the third Sunday of the month. The day was created in 1910 by Sonora Smart Dodd. Anna Jarvis, the creator of Mother's Day, was the inspiration to Dodd for Father's Day.

She created the day in honor of her own father. His name was William Jackson Smart, and he was a Civil War veteran. Along with that, he was a single father who took care of his six children. On this day, men are catered to with their favorite foods, and they receive gifts.

Father’s Day is a holiday that the United States remembers and celebrates. We usually buy our father a present and go and visit if they live close by. It is celebrated in June. However, it does not always occur on the same date every year. It is determined by being the third Sunday of June. It is always on a Sunday. It began when people began to celebrate Mother’s Day.

Then people wanted to honor their fathers too. So, Father’s Day became a holiday. However, in the United States it is not a public holiday which means that people usually don’t get off of work to celebrate it. Although, many jobs don’t work on Sunday anyway. However, people and businesses make lots of money on Father’s Day.