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What do you think was the father’s speech at the wedding of his daughter ,
was it to the daughter or the in-laws??
lets find out

The expectation of every father is to see their children grow ,

get married, live comfortable and bear grand children for them mostly for the daughters .

They don’t play with anything that has to don with their daughter.

now lets see what the father told them

I thought I would start my speech by

addressing you as the “new” family of

my daughter. But I think it would be
inappropriate because now that she is

married, you are “the family” for her.
Believe me; I don’t have a problem
with that. I, in fact, want my daughter

to have “you” as her priority now. Its
time for us to take a backseat in her

life. We would happily accept it but
would surely request one thing –
please keep her happy!

I am more than sure that you will keep
her very happy. She will perhaps be
happier than what she used to be
here. But like all fathers, I obsess over
my daughter’s happiness which is

making me say this over and over
again-please keep her happy!
She never was and will never be a
burden for me. She is in fact the

reason why I breathe and smile. I am

getting her married because this is
what the law of nature demands. I am

helpless in the face of our culture and
therefore sending her to your home.

She was the happiness of my home

and will now light up your home. I am
giving my world to you. Please make

sure it remains beautiful.

I am giving away my princess to you.
Please make sure she stays as a

queen. I have raised her with my
sweat and blood and now she is wonderfully perfect.
For all the care, love, beauty and
warmth my daughter will bring into

your lives, I just want her happiness in
return—please keep her happy!

If at times you think that my daughter
has said or done something wrong,

feel free to scold her. But handle her
with love. She is very fragile. If at times
she feels low, be with her.

She just needs a little bit of your attention.
If at times she feels sick, show her
some care.

It’s the medicine that works
best for her.
If at times she fails to fulfill a
responsibility, feel free to chastise
her. But empathize with her. She is still
learning. Do understand her—please
keep her happy!

I don’t mind if I don’t get to see her
for months. I don’t mind if I am not
able to talk to her on a daily basis.

I would be more than happy if she
doesn’t remember me much.

But, my only motive in life has been my
daughter’s happiness which is now in
your hands.

I beg you, please keep her
happy.
Dear son-in-law, these words may not
mean much to you now but if you are
lucky enough to father a daughter
someday, you will appreciate them
better when you will find every beat of
your heart shouting–“please keep
her happy”!
— Dedicated to all fathers
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I know it has to be a white father when I didn't see money in the sermon

goodmorning40:
I know it has to be a white father when I didn't see money in the sermon