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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge published a fine collection of official photographs of Prince Louis to mark his baptism.
Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are part of the Royal Family.
The family appears in awe of the new prince, especially little Charlotte who, in the blink of an eye, turns away from the camera with her eyes fixed on her younger brother while she is holding him the hand.
She sticks to her mother Kate on the pictures and seems to be a natural poseur.
Meanwhile, George is sitting next to or on the knee of his father William – perhaps to make him sit down as he seems to have trouble sitting still.
Louis' great day was the first time the Cambridges were seen together as a family of five.
Little Louis, only 12 weeks old, was dressed in a baptismal dress – a replica of the elaborate dress made for the eldest daughter of Queen Victoria in 1841.
Four official photographs were taken by British photographer Matt Holyoak at Clarence House after Louis's baptism at the Royal Chapel of St James's Palace last Monday
in a cream-colored outfit by Alexander McQueen, she looks elegant when & ## She cradles her third pepper.
The Duchess, who opted for a white floral headband designed by Jane Taylor on the day of the party, seems to have been hit. struck as she cradles her third child
(Image: MATT HOLYOAK / PRESS RELEASE.)
Kate and William are joined by their children in a photo with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex , the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, and the Middleton family, including Kate Pippa Matthews' sister and her husband James.
Royal family members appear in another photo without the Middletons, a third photo The fourth photo is an image of Kate and Louis only
Photographs were taken in the morning room and in the garden of Clarence House.
Princess Charlotte seems to like posing on photos, with a big adorable smile. ] In the extended family plan, she even holds her knee in a cute pose showing her confidence.
She is wearing a blue and white dress with a matching bow headband, while George is elegantly dressed in a shorts
George gives the photographer a cheeky smile on the picture where he is sitting on the knees of his father, but in others, his expression seems more shy and reserved.
(Image: MATT HOLYOAK / PRESS APP.)
M. Holyoak, who took the photos, said: "I was really honored that I am asked to take the official photos at Prince Louis's baptism, and to witness first-hand an event as happy. [19659002] "Everyone was so relaxed and so cheerful, it was an absolute pleasure."
"I only hope to have captured"
Louis was deeply asleep when he was transported to the Royal Chapel by Kate for the 40-minute baptismal ceremony
After the ceremony, the little prince looked pleased and stirred his fingers as Kate looked down and held her arm then that she was holding him in her arms.
His proud parents celebrated the service by cutting a piece of their wedding cake.
(Image: MATT HOLYOAK / CAMERA PRESS.)
The Archbishop of Canterbury pres Idé on the baptism supported by the doyen of the royal chapel, the most reverend and the very worthy Lord Chartres, and the deputy dean of the royal chapel, the reverend canon Paul Wright.
Music and religious readings chosen by the royal couple included This is the day that Lord Hath did by John Rutter who was composed for their wedding in 2011.
After much speculation about who William and Kate would give honor to, they chose three godparents and three godmothers, all among them, there is Nicholas van Cutsem, one of the four brothers who have been close to William and Harry since their youngest age; William's childhood friend, Guy Pelly, and Harry Aubrey-Fletcher, who was one of William's close friends from the Preparatory School and Eton College
The young prince's godmothers are Lady Laura Meade, the wife of James Meade, godfather of Princess Charlotte; Hannah Carter, Kate's former friend, and Lucy Middleton, Kate's cousin
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge asked Mr. Holyoak to be the official photographer of the day after being so impressed by his work when He photographed Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh on the occasion of his 70th wedding anniversary
. Holyoak has worked with many celebrities and his pictures have been regularly splashed on magazine covers such as Harper's Bazaar, Shortlist and Dazed and Confused
. He established himself as one of the world's leading portraiture photographers and has acquired a number of his works acquired by the National Portrait Gallery for his permanent collection.
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