Every single moment of the Royal Family
member’s lives gets people’s attention effortlessly. Special occasions of their
lives from birth to death are entered to the history as well. The Baptism or Christening
is the main incident of the royal family member, after the birth.
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In the royal family how to do Christening..?
Christenings in the royal
family have traditionally been private occasions, attended by family,
godparents and close friends.
Most members of the royal family have
worn the same ancient christening gown/royal Christening robe made for Queen Victoria’s eldest
daughter, princess Victoria since 1841. This gown is made from Fine Honiton lace lined
with white satin. It has been preserved up to now.The font used in the royal
baptism is that the princess Victoria used.
In 1894 the robe was given
by Queen Victoria to the Duchess of York (later Queen Mary), all of whose
children were christened in it. In the next generation it was worn by the children
of King George VI, Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, and of Prince George, Duke
of Kent.
