What do I say to my granddaughter on her 16th birthday?

For a Granddaughter

• From beautiful baby to beautiful lady… it’s been a joy watching you grow up. Happy Sweet 16 from your proud [grandma/grandpa]!
• Happy 16th Birthday to a lovely granddaughter. I’m so proud of the person you are, and the woman you are becoming.
• Happy Sweet 16 to my wonderful granddaughter!

What do you write in a birthday card for your granddaughter?

Happy Birthday To My Dear Granddaughter. May today and every day be filled with love and laughter. May you always be courageous and true. May you stay brave and kind.

How do you wish your granddaughter on her birthday?

You brought sunshine, warmth, and love into my life, and I will always be thankful that I have such a splendid granddaughter. 27. Granddaughter, I wish you nothing short of unbelievable joy for your birthday and your life as well. May you only know peace and happiness, and may your cake be even bigger than you are!

What can I write in a birthday card to my granddaughter?

You deserve nothing but happiness, joy, wonder, and delight on your big day, Granddaughter. I sincerely hope that you receive lots of cake, presents, and love this year, and every year after. 6. Granddaughter, you manage to be so many things all at once: intelligent, strong, beautiful, kind, and sassy.

What is the sweet 16 tradition?

In this ceremony, the birthday girl sits down in a chair while her father, grandfather, Godfather, Uncle, or brother approaches her with high heels on a decorative pillow. The girl would traditionally be wearing flat shoes, such as slippers, and the father ceremoniously helps her into her new high heels.

What should I write to my granddaughter?

Words of Wisdom to Granddaughter

• My heart is full of love for my granddaughter, but each time she smiles, it becomes fuller.
• If you want to know how angels feel in heaven, just have a granddaughter.
• Each time my granddaughter picks flowers for me, I’m amazed how my heart grows bigger.

Why are 16th birthdays so special?

For many American youths, 16 is probably the most important birthday they’ll celebrate before they reach legal adulthood. At 16, a young person can get a driver’s license and a job—and, more importantly, they can enjoy the freedom and be expected to cope with the responsibilities that come with both.