Bride Dance Informative Speech

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Bride Dance

Headline:

A Bride Suddenly gets a Lot of Attention for What Happened on Her Wedding Day. In This Bizarre Twist, a Bridesmaid Shocks Everyone With Her Announcement.

Summary:

One bride has to forego a father-daughter dance with her terminally ill father, but a bridesmaid steps in to fill the gap.

Introduction:

One surprising moment on a bride's wedding day left the audience completely stunned. Most brides wait their whole live for the father-daughter dance at their wedding. In an amazing moment, Michaela gave up her dance to her sister. The selfless act for her dying father left everyone in tears, but this was not the only secret in the works.

A few weeks before the wedding, the daughters found out that their father, George, had only three
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Main:

After the amazing turnaround, Jessica was interviewed by a local reporter. She told the reporter that she was originally just playing Candy Crush on her phone. When she went to check her Facebook updates, she saw the online casino's ad and figured that she had nothing to lose. For a small deposit, she received a bunch of free spins. It only took 20 spins for her to win the progressive jackpot.

For Jessica, it was basically free money. The exclusive promotion only cost her a tiny deposit, but she won plenty of money to help her father's dreams. In addition, she ended up with enough winnings to buy a beautiful house and invest in a retirement fund. Now, she would have the money to give to local charities each year in her father's name.

- Insert a picture of the bank statement and the check to the local charities.

After such a stunning reveal, the entire town quickly started to hear about her surprising windfall. While most people would have spent their winnings on new cars, Jessica gave her money to help families who had lost someone to cancer.

- Insert a picture of the sisters' selfie from the wedding with their deceased

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