Father's Day deals

Our round-up of Father's Day 2023 gifts for Dad

Treating your dad needn’t cost a lot this Father's Day (Sunday 18 June). We’re sure he'd appreciate a simple gesture – see our free Father's Day gift cheques to pledge to do something nice.

For various reasons Father's Day may not be a day you're celebrating, but if you are going to spend (though there's no need), we've some MoneySaving gift ideas below.

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Free Father's Day 2023 gift cheques

Our free Father's Day gift cheques let you create vouchers for your dad as a way of 'paying' back the thanks. Perhaps offer some father/daughter/son bonding time, make a meal, help with household chores, or simply a day pass for free hugs. When he presents it, you fulfil your pledge.

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Cards

40% off all cards at Moonpig*

Valid on first app purchase only

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If you download the Moonpig app (free on iOS/Android), you can get 40% off your first purchase on all cards (standard, large and giant). Moonpig says the discount will be automatically applied at the checkout, as long as this is your first purchase via the app. This is an ongoing deal with no end date.

The offer works on cards only, not gifts. Cards are priced from £3.89 and first class delivery is £1.10. The discount is applied to the cards only and not delivery which means you can get a standard-size card from £3.43 delivered (normally £4.99).

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Bill's 'free' starter, dessert or Peroni beer for 'Fatherly figures'

When you purchase a main meal

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If you dine in at any Bill's restaurant (find your nearest) on Sunday 18 June, fathers (including step dads, grandads or whoever you consider your fatherly figure) can get either a free starter, dessert or Peroni beer when a main meal is purchased.

This offer will be available from 11.30am until restaurant closing time on Father's Day only. To decide what free item dad is given, he will be handed a dice to roll at the table.

Starters usually cost between £5.50-£8.50, desserts £3.95-£7.95 and Peroni is £5.50 though Bill's told us dads can also claim a soft drink if they'd prefer. Please be Drinkaware. Bill's advises you book a table, but walk-ins are welcomed too.

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Pizza Express £8 pizzas

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If you dine in at any Pizza Express restaurant nationwide (find your nearest) and have the Pizza Express Club app, you can get a Classic pizza for £7.95 on Mondays to Wednesdays. This deal runs all day from Monday 12 June until restaurant closing time on Wednesday 21 June.

Pizza Express told us that Classic pizza prices vary due to location but they normally cost from £10.95, so it's a saving of around £3.

To claim this deal and get a pizza for a slice of the price, you'll need to download the Pizza Express Club app (available for free on both the App Store and Google Play) and sign up to become a Club member. You'll need to check-in to the restaurant and enter your table number when you get there. When you're ready to pay, choose the £7.95 pizza offer within the app and choose which pizza to apply it to, before paying your bill.

Pizza Express suggests you check the reward availability in the app on the day of your visit before making a special tripmo to avoid disappointment.

This offer is redeemable on the Classic pizzas only (for example, Margherita, Fiorentina, American Jack), and includes gluten-free and vegan alternatives. There's no minimum spend required for this offer, but if you want to use other Pizza Express app offers alongside this deal (there's currently free dough balls for signing up), then you'll need to spend a minimum of £10.

The offer is redeemable at all Pizza Express restaurants nationwide and is limited to one Classic pizza per member, per day. This deal cannot be applied to orders for collection or delivery.

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  This deal cannot be used in conjunction with any other partner offer, PizzaExpress promotional offers or set menus, except the How Did We Dough survey vouchers.
  
  You can use this reward in conjunction with other PizzaExpress Club rewards, however a minimum spend of £10 is required. You can use the reward alongside other app members' PizzaExpress Club rewards. For example, if there are two of you on the table and you’re both a PizzaExpress Club member, you can both use your 50% off reward on the pizza of your choice.
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And although Section 75 doesn't apply to debit cards, there is something else to fall back on if you've paid using a debit card, or used a credit card for a purchase under £100. Known as Chargeback, this is part of banks' and card companies' internal rules and not a legal requirement. Read full details of Section 75 or Chargeback, plus how to claim, in our guides.

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