It’s a big day for the Lux and Winnard families and their many friends and admirers! This baby is getting married:
Can you believe it? A baby. Getting married.
Technically, the baby is 29. But she’ll always be my one and only baby sister. The baby of whom I famously declared, “Nobody asked me if I wanted a baby.” And again, “Throw that baby in the garbage!”
But later, I defended that little girl: “She’s only a baby.”
Now she’s a grown up, with a law career, a mortgage, and a man who, before the day is out, will be her husband.
And a sister who is full of love, joy, and pride.
Happy wedding day, Claire and Doug! For you, I will try to stay at the reception until at least 10:45 PM.
Never Done It That Way Before 
congratulations, Claire! My, you Lux girls all look alike! Little Maggie is her mom all over! I’m smiling thinking of all the joy your families are having today.
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Your sweet message made us all smile, too! Fun to read them while we were getting ready!
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Congratulations Claire!
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Oh, I have tears in my eyes. I remember you saying all those things! I am so happy for ‘that’ baby and can’t wait to see her today!
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It was so special to share it with you and all the people who have known that baby since she was one!
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CONGRATS TO YOUR FAMILY !! Wow sure do see alot of Zoe there in your childhood photo . Hope you all have a wonderful day !!
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Thanks, Susan! It was truly wonderful. We loved reading these blog comment well wishes while getting ready!
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Congrats to all! The pictures take me back to my own babies.. who are no longer babies.. Time certainly does march on. I love your blog.
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Thank you so much! Life moves pretty fast, I agree. Before I know it my baby will be driving me crazy planning her own wedding . . .
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I practically nurtured my little sister, if she ever got married I’d be a complete hot mess. 🙂 Tears of joy, of course. Congratulations to your fam.
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Oh, yes. I don’t know how I’ll handle it when my little one walks down the aisle one day. Since Aunt Claire got married we’ve been talking about it a lot. Maybe in thirty years or so . . .
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🙂 someday 🙂
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