How to Write A Letter to Your Future Daughter-in-Law
How to write a Letter to Your Future Daughter-in-Law
to welcome her into your family,
and assure her she already has a place in your hearts.
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You’ve waited a lifetime for this. This is why you invested all the days of carefully raising your son.
He is now a grown man, ready to conquer the world and become all he is meant to be.
And a very important part of his future is finding the partner God has for him.
As a parent, you’ve spoken many prayers for this unknown special person.
Which girl out there in the great big world is going to be the perfect companion for your son? And how is he going to meet her, and most important, know she is the one who will complete him?
Then, there she is!
He knows, she knows, and many others have that knowing, that they are meant to be together forever.
The reality of many love stories is, unfortunately, fraught with doubts and fears.
Too many marriages struggle and the fear is real that your children could mess up, make a mistake and ruin their happiness.
Seeking God’s will in your child’s future is so important.
And then, when the knowing is there, it’s time to move on, and begin to be a family.
It’s time now to feel like a family, and welcome your son’s chosen one into your hearts and lives.
To help her feel she has a place and you mean to make her your own.
One way to create a timeless “vow” to your new family member is a written letter.
So we’ve researched some ways on
How to Write a Letter to Your Future Daughter-in-Law
You as parents also vow to love and cherish your daughter-in-law forever, and this is a physical reminder of that.
Include these important points in your letter:
- Tell her how much you love her already.
- Share your confidence in her ability to make your son happy.
- Emphasize your confidence that God brought them together, that they are meant to be one.
- Your son has strength and courage, but he will need her encouragement in the times when it falters.
- There will be “sickness and sorrow, good and bad” but you know God will carry them through.
- Share special memories from his baby/childhood days.
- Share your son’s best traits… “He can’t bear to hear a puppy whimper.”
- Portray the loving relationship with her you see in your family’s future.
How to Present Your Letter
- You can choose one of our letters that says what you have on your heart.
- You can write your own letter on your own paper
- Write your letter, and have us format and print it for you.
- Purchase a framed letter, our words or yours, and place it in one of our curated selection of favorite frames.
