Prince Louis, son of the Dukes of Cambridge, is baptized in London

Luís baptismal service, the third child of the Dukes of Cambridge, lasted about 45 minutes and was was officiated by the Archbishop of Canterbury and Primate of the Anglican Church, Justin Welby.

The child, born April 23 at St Mary's Hospital in the British capital, He arrived at the sleeping temple in the arms of his mother, Catherine, while Prince William was holding hands with his two eldest sons, Prince Jorge and Princess Carlota, respectively aged 5 and 3.

Upon arrival ., one can hear how Catalina, remaining faithful to the designer who had already used for the two previous baptisms, Alexander McQueen, described the boy as "very relaxed and calm" when talking to the Archbishop.

The third grandson of the Prince of Wales and the late father Diana Diana porta it is a replica, made in 2008, of the cream-colored baptismal shawl worn for the first time by Queen Victoria's firstborn in 1841 and since then has been used for all the royal baptisms, including the one for the first time. Elizabeth II, in 1926.

The youngest son of the Dukes of Cambridge was baptized with Jordan water on the baptismal font "Lily Font", a work of art. goldsmith made by EJ jewelers. and W. Barnard in 1840, also at the request of Queen Victoria, who represents "purity and new life" and which the royal family uses in these ceremonies.

The baby followed in the footsteps of his older brother, whose baptism was also celebrated in the temple of the British capital in 2013, while that of his sister was held in the east of 39; England, at St. Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, 2015.

The private ceremony took place before thirty guests, among whom were the Prince of Wales – the creature's grandfather – and the Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla, as well as the newlyweds of the Dukes of Susbad, Prince Henry and Meghan, who came for the first time to the baptism of one On his side, the absence of the Queen and Duke Edinburgh was announced by Buckingham Palace in a statement stating that "it is not for health reasons" and that it was agreed a long time ago with the Dukes comes from Cambridge.