William and Kate served in a baptism cake that was kept for 7 years | who

Fragments of the wedding cake of British dukes William and Kate were kept for years to be served at the baptism of their children.

Tuesday, July 10, 2018

The baptism of Prince Louis, the third son of William and Kate Middleton, took place on Monday and, in addition to the help of several members of the Royal Family -Meghan and Harry included-, he called Attention: According to the royal site, the Dukes of Cambridge served their guests some of the same cake as their wedding.

After the ceremony, the guests moved to Clarence House, where they enjoyed a menu that was accompanied by the same cake that William and Kate served at their wedding in 2011. Yes, this 39, is a portion of the dessert that has been stored for seven years.

According to tradition, parents must keep a level of cake that they served at their wedding for the baptism of their first child, but William and Kate did it with their three children [19659005] "The wedding cake of the Dukes of Cambridge, designed by Fiona Cairns, was made of 17 individual fruit cakes and had eight levels.It was decorated with ice cream and bitumen according to the technique of Joseph Lambeth.There were 900 flowers of individual frost and leaves of 17 different varieties decorated on the cake A motif of garlands in the center that corresponded to the architectural garlands decorated at the top of the Buckingham Palace image gallery, the room in which the cake was presented during the marriage. "

Baptism included other traditions the true, among them, the dress of the little royal, which is the same as that used by George and Charlotte, and the baptismal font, which is the same that the royal family has used since the birth of Queen Victoria's first daughter. ] The guests at the royal celebration were fortunate and privileged to try the iconic wedding cake of William and Kate.