What does a mother want on the day of her daughter’s wedding? I suppose losing about 50 kilo before the evening would be nice…. But, seriously…
I desire that they should be happy together… really happy…
I pray that they should be a radiantly happy couple fifty years from now….
I hope that they should have long and healthy lives together,
I wish for them children , as soon as they want them,
Children who are smart, cute, healthy, and pleasant,.
Children who will walk in the ways of their people….
I desire for them a marriage of purity, love, and fidelity,
And a life with enough income to not feel strapped….
(and of course we won’t complain if they get better then that!)
And I wish for them good relations with relatives, friends, and neighbors.
Is anything else really important?
So why in G-d’s name does the whole day get caught up with make-up, hairdressers,
Bridal dresses, the wig?
OK, she needs it. But if something is amiss, a bit wrong, the fish salty, the seasoning off…..
I’ll hope I remember, that this is the icing.
The marriage’s the cake!
7 comments:
amen
mazaltov
Blessings on your daughter and her beloved one. And on all of you as you celebrate their union.
Mazal Tov on your daughter's wedding!
May all of your wishes for the new couple come true.
Enjoy the wedding!
Mazel Tov! The best piece of advice that I got on my wedding day was from my SIL: "Count on 5 things going wrong. You are not allowed to freak out until number 6 happens!" To this day, I can count the 5 things that happened. LOL
(PS: I found your blog through Renee's blog.)
Beautifully put!
Mazal Tov!
May all your brochos be mekuyam.
Mazal tov! My friend told her daughter to look around and try to remember scenes, because it all goes so fast.
Mazal Tov, what a beautiful post. I know it will be hard to get some rest but try to anyway.
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