Father kept paper tie daughter made at age 5 and wore it 24 years later at her wedding

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[u/Fenix_Annie]

He is a great dad ❤️❤️

[u/brightsidereporter]

Designer ties are nice, but nothing beats the exclusive kindergarten collection. One of one, and a beautiful relationship with the designer, priceless.

[u/nobuddylovesyou]

Priceless treasure

[u/Past-Definition5589]

What dedication!
I would have ruined that on day one with pastsauce

[u/sarcasmrain]

This is what dads do.

[u/Aware_Package_6982]

Now that's a beautiful story!...lucky girl to have such a wonderful dad that loves her so.

[u/togetherwegrowstuff]

Omgeee this is such goodness 😍🥺

[u/EchidnaSuccessful510]

Classic dad!
That’s love right there

[u/ilikeb00ks]

My father in law did this too! A tie that my husband made in kinder.

[u/idcalvin]

Nice. But should have ditched the bow tie.