what speech can a father say to a daughter at her sweet 16 party?

12 Answers

• newlymarried

  2 decades ago

  Dear Dad,

  I have found that what works best is speaking from the heart. You know you’re proud of her accomplishments, you know you may not always be able to agree with her but you will always love her no matter WHAT. Recount how happy she has made your life since that day you saw that little face for the very first time. See if you can’t manage to throw in some of the funny, goofy things our kids do make us laugh; you know, the things that they do naturally but to us is so comical. Wrap it up with the hope you have bestowed upon her and the faith you have in her and make sure she knows that you have every confidence that she’ll use every tool, every learning experience, tackle every problem the way you have taught her to. Each and EVERY human being is as unique as every star in the sky. Brother, emphasize how YOU see her as unique to you and your family, her friends, your neighborhood or community. From your posted question alone it sounds like you have raised this girl to be meteoric, NOT mediocre. Best of luck 🙂

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• ?

  5 days ago

  Sweet 16 Speeches

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• Help me please!

  2 decades ago

  Don’t write a speech, write it as a personal letter to her. Start with how amazed you were the first time you saw her and held her. Tell her you felt lucky and proud to be her father. Reflect on how you felt the first time she called you dad. Remind her of the things she has accomplished from her first steps and everything she has done right up until today. You can add some humorous stories but not anything that would embarrass her. I would end it with the following: You are a sweet and wonderful young lady and you have blessed my life. You hold a special place in my heart, and I will always think of you as “daddy’s little girl”. I am standing here today still feeling lucky and proud to be your father. I love you deeply and dearly. Love Dad

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• Anonymous

  6 days ago

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  what speech can a father say to a daughter at her sweet 16 party?

  I need help writing a speech to my daughter that I will be giving at her swet 16 party. Any help out there?

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• Harley

  2 decades ago

  Not quite at your stage yet my friend, but mine is 6 years old and I think about when she turns 16, am I going to remember this sweet, innocent angel who makes me proud at every turn?

  I don’t think anyone here can tell you what to say to your princess, but definitely relay to her that you remember when she was young and so fragile, you felt you had to protect her from everything…. or maybe that’s just me. ;o)

  Just remember how her youth made you feel, and let her know that you are just as proud of her today as you were back then, even more so now that she’s proven to you that her best qualities show that she’s grown into a responsible young woman.

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• Brian

  2 decades ago

  Well first off, I want to say congratulation for your child turning 16! That’s a big step in my eyes, I think you should talk about one funny thing that happened every year up until this one. Especially the embarrassing things! That’s what I would probably do in your shoes. By the way, I think it’s great that you want to show her that you care by doing a speech, hope her sweet sixteen goes well!

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• thamesrelic

  2 decades ago

  I believe that you should congratulate her on getting so far, and that you are proud of her for what she has done and accomplished so far in life. That you expect so much more from her and you love her.. If you have had a ‘talk’ with her then remind her about men, and being careful with who she decides to be with. This is a speech to impart your wisdom to her. What do you think is important for her?

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• kooolcha

  2 decades ago

  try to say all that but using a bit of slang or humor. If you say a boring, vapid, speech about that, then people would get bored and she would get embarrassed by her friends. you should act more funny or even bring up a funny memory of her when she was little. Anything to lighten the mood

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• Anonymous

  2 decades ago

  dear its time when u r no more a child… its time u know the realities of the world.. the world has both the bed of roses and the bed of thorns… its upto you to decide what you choose for… always remember that there’s no harm in taking a wise man’s advice no matter how poor he might be… always think of the consequences before making any committments…. always knows whats right and whats wrong… always live upto your committments… and always remember your dad’s beside you no matter where u move forward in life… love u dear….

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• jake

  2 decades ago

  I love you, I’m proud of you, you are still my little girl, I know that you’ll keep making me proud.

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