In Finland, Father's Day is celebrated on which Sunday of November?

In Finland, Father's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday of November.

The Finnish holiday is called isänpäivä. It is a family occasion when children and families honor fathers, often with breakfast, cards, flowers, or other gifts. Because it is tied to a Sunday rather than a fixed date, its calendar date changes each year.

Finland's November observance differs sharply from the June celebrations common in many countries, including the United States and the United Kingdom. The timing places Father's Day near the darker part of the Nordic year, when family gatherings have particular seasonal importance.

The second-Sunday rule is also distinct from Mother's Day in Finland, which is observed on the second Sunday of May. Both holidays therefore share a Sunday position but occur in different months.