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Prince Louis Arthur Charles will be baptized on the morning of this Monday (9) in the Royal Chapel of St. James Palace in London.
The baby, sixth of seven great-grandchildren of Queen Elizabeth II, was born on April 23 and will have 11 weeks on the day of the ceremony, which should be discreet and gather about 30 guests, almost all familiar.
Baptism is eagerly awaited by fans of royalty as for the first time, William and Kate will pose for official photos with their three children together. Earlier, Louis' face was seen only when he left the hospital with his parents and on May 2, when Kensington Palace published two pictures of him on his sister's three-day-old day, Charlotte.
We do not yet know who will be his sponsors, but like his brothers, Louis must have several: George has seven godparents and Charlotte has five. Almost none of them are part of the royal family, most of whom are close friends of the children 's parents.
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Traditional British Bookmakers – however, point out that Eugene and Beatrice, Prince Andrew's daughters and William's cousins, or Meghan Markle, the aunt of the baby, may be on the list this time.
In addition to repeating the place where George was baptized, Louis's ceremony will have much in common with many members of his family. The second youngest member of the family – his cousin Lena was born on June 18 – will wear the same outfit and even the water will have the same origin and will stay in the same source.
He will also be blessed by Archbishop Justin Welby, spiritual leader of the Anglican Church, the same who baptized his two brothers and married his uncle, Prince Harry.
The lace and satin dress created for the baptism of Princess Victoria in 1841 was used by more than 60 babies of the royal family until 2004 when the baptism of Louise Windsor, daughter of Prince Edward Elizabeth II).
Prince George wears a traditional baptismal suit to his arrival at St. James Palace in October 2013 (Photo: John Still) As the fabric was already very fragile, a replica was created in 2008, used this year for the baptism of the brother of Louise, James, and for Savannah and Isla , the first great-granddaughters of the queen. This same dress was then worn by George in 2013, Charlotte in 2015 and will now be worn by Louis.
Also from 1841, Victoria's baptism, it is the baptismal font with golden lilies and cherubs, one of the jewels of the crown preserved in the Tower of London. From there, it comes out every time that a real baby is baptized, and this will happen again this Monday.
Inside, again, there will be a portion of Jordan's water, the one where it is believed that Jesus Christ was baptized. When Charlotte was baptized, it was necessary to bring water to the plane especially for the occasion, but now it is possible that there is still some in stock, since Just a few months ago in March, Prince Harry's wife, Meghan, He was baptized in the Anglican Church with Jordan water.
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