Daughter's Day 2026: when to wish her a happy day and how to celebrate?
A round-up of dates: when is Daughter’s Day actually celebrated?
Across the internet, you can find various dates for celebrating this occasion. The most popular are 12 January, the fourth Sunday in September, and today — 25 April. As the holiday is not an official one, every family chooses its own time to remind their daughters of their boundless love.
The most precious gift — being there
In the context of today’s war, moments spent together become the most precious treasure. Today, many women, alongside men, are defending Ukraine, whilst thousands of daughters await the return of their loved ones from the front. That is why, if you have the chance to spend this day together — don’t miss it.
Organise a cosy celebration at home: watch a favourite film or go for a picnic. Recall together how your daughter grew up, look through her first drawings — these moments of sincerity within the family circle are worth more today than any material possessions.
Modern traditions: ideas that bring us together
If you’re looking for a special way to celebrate your daughter, consider gifts that hold deep meaning and create shared memories:
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A map of the starry sky. A personalised poster showing the position of the stars at the moment of your child’s birth. It is a symbolic way to give her a ‘piece of the sky’ from the day her arrival changed your world.
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Making a candle together. A workshop on making candles from natural wax is an incredibly powerful ritual. In Ukrainian tradition, parents would pass the flame to their daughter as a symbol of protection and the continuity of life. The peaceful flame of a wax candle brings warmth and purifies the space. By making it together, you’re not just creating a decoration, but conveying your support and comfort to your daughter.
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Digital memories. Edit a short film about your travels together or your daughter’s achievements. This is something she can watch in difficult times to feel the family’s support, even from afar.
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