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" First off, I would start by thanking my friends for their support and my damas for being there for me. Tell them they have all done a great job. Secondly, I would thank all my padrinos and madrinas, because without them I wouldn&amp;#039;t have been able to have this dream day. Tell them, &amp;quot;You are more than my padrinos. You are my familia and I&amp;#039;ll never forget it.&amp;quot; Then, &amp;quot;Last but not least, I want to thank mami and papi. You mean everything to me. You have done so much to help me that I could never totally repay you. But I&amp;#039;ll try. Gracias. Los amo!&amp;quot;  Now, time to reminisce: &amp;quot;As a little girl, I dreamed about this perfecto dia. I dreamed about this beautiful dress, the grand entrance with all my friends and family around me. The one thing I was never sure of was whether it would become a reality. I used to think these types of fantasies were just fairy tales. Today I know that that is not true and I also know that I can be whatever I dream of, especially if I have all of you by my side.&amp;quot; Add a story about when you were little. Try to include a lesson your mom and dad taught you, your feelings about your siblings, and any memorable or funny moments.  Close with, &amp;quot;There isn&amp;#039;t much more I can say other than thank you to everybody who has helped me today to feel like a real-life princess. I promise to always try my best in everything and to deserve your love and support. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.&amp;quot;  See, that wasn&amp;#039;t so hard! Deliver the message with confidence and smiles, and your family will be prouder than ever. Promise! Did you girls ever hear a really good speech? What did you like about it? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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