Mi hija, my beautiful daughter. I have been thinking about what to say today for months, and every time I sit down to write, the words don't feel big enough. So I'll speak from the heart and hope that's enough.
When your mother and I came to this country, we had very little. A suitcase, some photographs, and a dream that our children would have the life we imagined for them. Every sacrifice, every long shift, every moment of missing home - it was all for this. For you. For nights like tonight, where I can stand in a room full of people who love you and know that the dream came true.
[Bride's name], you have always been my strength. When things were hard, when I felt like giving up, I'd come home and you'd be sitting at the kitchen table, doing your homework, focused, determined, unstoppable. You reminded me what we were fighting for.
I remember your quinceanera like it was yesterday. You wore that pink dress and you danced with me, and I remember thinking, "One day, some young man is going to take my place." I wasn't ready then. Honestly, I'm not sure I'm ready now. But [Groom's name], you have earned my trust and my respect.
You treat my daughter the way she deserves to be treated. You honour her. You support her dreams. And you love her family, which means you love where she comes from. That is everything to me.
Mi hija, nunca olvides de donde vienes. Never forget where you come from. Carry our traditions forward. Fill your home with music, with food, with love, with faith.
[Groom's name], cuida a mi hija. Take care of my daughter. She is the best thing I've ever given this world.
Los quiero mucho. I love you both so much. Salud.
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