How To Write A Humorous Wedding Speech To The Father Of The Bride

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Hello, Dad! It’s your 100th birthday today and I praise God for you are still alive. First of all, I want to thank God for your life because even though I was closer to Mom back when she was still living, you never failed to approach me and develop a harmonious relationship with me. You are the father that the Lord blessed me and my sister, you are the father that He has given us to protect us and provide for us. And you are the husband that God has chosen for Mom.

Tonight, I want to share with everybody how loving you are as Mom’s husband. Since I am your eldest, I have seen and known how much you cared for Mom. There were many times that you asked for my help to surprise her for her birthday, for your wedding anniversary, and even for your “I want to surprise her because I want to make her kilig” act. You made Mom laugh even when she cannot and you made her smile even when she’s weak. You never failed to take her out for a movie date even though you two are aging. And like young couples, you held her hands so tight every time you had the chance to do so. I admire you for loving her, with all your heart and with all your life. I admire you for fighting real hard in prayers when Mom was hospitalized. And for trusting God’s plan even in her difficult …show more content…

I remembered when I was 18 years old when I asked Mom the things she wanted to tell you if she was given a chance. She said that you are one of her granted prayer requests. And even though her strict siblings had some oppositions before, she didn’t regret fighting for you. And I have a memory when I was with her at the hospital when she held my hand and told me that she’s forever grateful to God for allowing her to serve you as her husband. That indeed through thick and thin, you never left her, you acknowledged her in every decision that you made, and you always made her feel that she’s your

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