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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsWhat my daughter gave me on her wedding day:
She gave me a handkerchief. It says: "To My Dad. You are the first man I ever Loved
When you give me away today, know that I will always be your little girl.
Your Loving Daughter."
She had warned me not to get "blubbery", but I almost did when she gave it to me.
So I made a frame and used an old flannel shirt for the border. It now hangs
on my wall.
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What my daughter gave me on her wedding day: (Original Post)
panader0
Aug 2016
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Worried senior
(1,328 posts)1. Lucky man,
You are loved.
blaze
(6,367 posts)2. What a sweet gift. nt
seaglass
(8,173 posts)3. The first thing I noticed was the flannel border, which I love! How creative. Also very sweet gift
from your daughter.
Hmmm, hope you don't mind if I steal your idea.
JohnnyLib2
(11,212 posts)4. Nice!
Fla Dem
(23,723 posts)5. A treasured gift for sure. Lucky Dad!
CaliforniaPeggy
(149,678 posts)6. What a beautiful gift, my dear panader0...
I'm really happy for you and your daughter...
Cracklin Charlie
(12,904 posts)7. That is lovely.
My brother in law's daughter is getting married next month. For years, his nickname has been "Bubba". Everybody calls him that.
At a family event last week he started talking about the wedding; and, as Dads will do, he got a little emotional.
New nickname...Blubba!
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