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Prince Louis, eleven weeks, to attend his first royal event Monday afternoon: His baptism Monday at the Royal Chapel at St. James Palace
The small intimate ceremony will mark the first time that Prince William and Kate Middleton will formally debut their "party of 5" (as Ayesha Curry says)
Royal Observers hope the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will post official photos of them with their three children, including Prince George, 4, and Princess Charlotte, 3.
But most of the buzz surrounding the event has to do with who will be named godparents of Louis.
Will this honor go to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the new Duke and Duchess of Sussex?
And how many godfathers will the little prince receive? His big brother, George, third in the throne, has seven, while his sister, Charlotte, fourth in line, has five, according to the Guardian.
It has been speculated that William and Kate, both 36, will call Meghan and Pippa Middleton as godmothers.
Metro UK reports that Meghan and Pippa Middleton will attend the 40-minute service, which is reserved for close family and friends. But precedence suggests that the sisters-in-law will not be named Louis's godmothers.
For the most part, Kate and William have not until now chosen prominent members of the family, royal or otherwise, to be godfathers for their children. . The only member of the royal family to obtain this distinction was Zara Tindall, the daughter of Princess Anne, who was named one of George's seven godfathers in 2013. Otherwise, the couple chose close friends, including including old friends of the school. In addition, one of George's godmothers is Julia Samuel, the head of a childish charity and a good friend of Princess Diana, according to Popsugar.com.
The only thing that is certain enough is that Louis will wear the same traditional frills, cream dress George and Charlotte wore at their baptisms.
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