Father Camps Outside Store All Night To Buy Daughter’s Dream Wedding Dress; Watch Video

Remember as a child when your father told you, “You’ll always be daddy’s little princess.” Well, he meant it. A father-daughter relationship is the most beautiful bond on this planet. And, just like the movie ‘Taken’, a father will do anything to protect his little girl.

So it goes without saying when a daughter asks for help during a stressful wedding chore, her father will definitely be there for her. Recently, a father in Portland surprised his daughter by queuing up outside a wedding dress store in the middle of the night, reports Indian Express. Elisa Ray had invited her dad for a wedding dress sale to get her dream dress for a discounted price.

Have a look at her tweet:

So I invited my dad to a wedding dress event where all dresses are $150. The event starts at 7am but lines can form at 4am.
My Dad just called me and said he brought a chair and is the first person outside the building already waiting….. ITS 2:55AM.

— Elisa Ray (@elisista33) January 25, 2020

Elisa had found the ultimate sale where all the wedding dresses were up for grabs for just $150 dollars(Rs.10,000 approximately). The event was supposed to start at 7 am but for obvious reasons, shoppers were allowed to form lines at 4 am.

She had asked for her father’s help to take turns in the line but was surprised when she realized he was among the first few people waiting at the store. She then shared a video of her dad outside the store, sitting comfortably on a chair, drinking coffee.

Watch the adorable video:

🥺💕 pic.twitter.com/ZsrGguM2tz

— Elisa Ray (@elisista33) January 25, 2020

People applauded her dad’s thoughtfulness & pure love for her:

My eyes literally got watery! You’re so lucky to have a great dad like that. BUT WE NEED MORE VIDEOS OF HIM😂

— Mari (@Mari_seasun) January 26, 2020

Your dad wins at being the best ever! Wow! He loves his baby girl so much! Reminds me of my daddy who passed four years ago. I miss him, but hearing your story brings such joy to my heart–and reminds me of my daddy! Thanks for sharing the love! Congratulations! 😊

— Maya L. Brewer (@MayaBrewwrites) January 26, 2020

🥺🥺This is adorable 💕 I bursted into tears 😭 because it reminds me of my dad. He does all kinds of things for me. We are definitely blessed to have fathers like this. I don’t take it for granted. ✨

— Josefina Nayeli (@jvidrio7) January 26, 2020

This makes me tear up with happy tears. Your Dad is an awesome man. Congratulations on your wedding and I think it's pretty safe to say your Dad will have a difficult time giving you away. ❤️🙏❤️

— corgiprecious (@corgiprecious) January 26, 2020

Many people wished there were more men like her father in this world:

https://twitter.com/yagirlsexton/status/1221104221920972801?s=20

Dads will actually do anything for his daughter but we don't have enough of those dads 😔

— BLM (@99ejy) January 26, 2020

Nice. Hope you found a man as awesome as your dad.

— RWVandervoort (@rwvandervoort) January 26, 2020

Others got reminded of their own dads & shared their precious moments together:

I don’t know why this reminds me of the time I was in hs and my dad took the day off work to get me nirvana tickets. And he was first in line. lol I love a good dad.

— elizabeth martinez 💗💗Donnie’s Valentine (@lizzie87111) January 26, 2020

A few years ago my dad surprised me by standing in line for 8 hours to get tickets to a benefit concert for me & my husband because I casually expressed that it would’ve been nice to go (but I couldn’t miss work). He didn’t need to take time out of his day but did anyway. 💕

— Genevieve (@fromGenevieve) January 26, 2020

I had gone for an exam into examination hall,dad was waiting outside.He slipped, fell and broke his arm. He waited for me for 1.5 hour outside, instead of going to hospital.He thought I will come out n feel lost if he wasn't there. He said,I will drive,u must be tired after exam.

— Sădia (@EZWayCure) January 27, 2020

i had a very important interview an hour from my house that started at 8:30, my dad woke me up and drove me there at 4:45 in the morning to make sure i wasn’t late

— Mads (@madso817) January 26, 2020

This surely reminds me of my sweet dad. He has surely done a million things for me. Well, dads are the best, aren’t they? Comment below and tell us about your fond memories with your father.

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